Financial problems, a severe drought and a lack of irrigation in most farms are creating a tough year for Maryland produce and livestock. Garland McLaurin reports.

By Jessica Jordan

This year's annual 9/11 unity walk brought together hundreds of people from differing faiths.

This is the second year that Mike Rychlik and his wife have joined friends in making this trek down embassy row in D.C.

"We are really focusing on coming together and...

Congress returns tomorrow to a heaping plate of legislative priorities. Before the break, the House delivered a food safety bill to the Senate. The Senate delivered a child nutrition bill to the House.

Elizabeth Wynne Johnson reports...

By Cathy Duchamp

Voters in Baltimore will decide Tuesday, in the city's state's attorney race, if its time to change the way the city fights crime.

Patricia Jessamy has been the city’s top prosecutor for 15 years. She told law students at the University of Baltimore last week she’s ru...

By Cathy Carter

The District's largest economic development project is renovating the Southeast Waterfront, one section at a time.

With the opening of the nearly six acre Yards Park on the Anacostia River, the neighborhood surrounding Nationals Ballpark is once again slowly taking sha...

By Matt Laslo

A Maryland health care group says more than 140 General Assembly candidates support its proposal for a ten cent tax increase on alcohol and that claim has some small businesses worried about tomorrow's primary election.

Driving north on Georgia Avenue towards downtown Si...

By Michael Pope

When Alexandria created new regulations for the taxicab industry several years ago, elected leaders created a new system of certificates for drivers allowing them to easily move from company to company.

But they also created a requirement that each driver respond to tw...