WASHINGTON – Mike Tyson made headlines Monday after telling reporters that he wanted to fight women during his forthcoming exhibition tour

WASHINGTON – Sen

WASHINGTON – When John White, the Republican candidate for Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District, was a high-school intern for Democratic Rep

WASHINGTON – Dr

WASHINGTON – Petty Officer 2nd Class David Sean Roddy was offered a temporary leave from Iraq to recuperate after seeing his partner blown up by a homemade bomb in late August

GREENBELT – Two suspected MS-13 gang members from Maryland are part of a nationwide criminal enterprise engaging in murder, burglary and obstruction of justice, said Assistant U

WASHINGTON – The FBI is bolstering its database of fingerprints to include those from misdemeanor and juvenile offenses, but Maryland says it won’t go along with the change

WASHINGTON – Two more servicemen with ties to the state were killed in Iraq this weekend, bringing to 46 the number of Maryland’s dead

WASHINGTON – Officials from Montgomery and Prince George’s counties told federal lawmakers Wednesday they are stepping up their collaborative efforts to rake the region clean of gangs, with the help of $2 million in federal funding and a web of support services for at-risk youths

WASHINGTON – Ten Maryland service members have died as a result of wounds suffered in Iraq since May, making this summer the state’s deadliest since the war began more than three years ago