A campaign account maintained by former governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) was used to pay more than $100,000 last year to law firms involved in the criminal defense of his 2010 campaign manager, Paul E. Schurick, on charges related to voter suppression.

Getting to watch their sons play in the last home game of the season in the championship round of...- 4:08 am HELENA Montana is looking to recreational hunters for help in enforcing more of its wildlife...- 4:08 am Tom Salina of Great Falls gets to say

In generations past, it was commonplace for Johnny's or Susie's elementary teacher to make house...- 4:53 am More than 400 people braved bitter cold to attend three northcentral Montana meetings on oil...- 4:53 am Here are Saturday's final scores from th

Preservation Cascade President Loretta Day said the group is making some progress restoring the...- 10:00 pm Hockey pucks really do bounce. And some bounces are luckier that others.- 10:00 pm Great Falls High played some of its best basketball of the sea

Some of the painted animals are chipped or cracked in this 2009 file photo of the carousel at the Inner Harbor. (Baltimore Sun/Amy Davis / October 20, 2009) Baltimore City has terminated its lease with the owners of the Inner Harbor carousel, ordered the

It’s tough being a promising, up-and-coming governor with national aspirations in a slow economy. There’s not enough money to pay for signature achievements to make your name. But Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley and Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell are making a

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A woman who donated her family's ranch to promote hands-on agriculture education at the University of Wyoming and Colorado State University says she's disappointed that the two schools haven't made better use of her gift as a teaching tool. Now the unive

SCRANTON - A city man faces charges after slapping his wife in the face and becoming more aggressive in his attack when she kicked him in the groin to defend herself, city police said. Damion V. Davis, 33, of 920 W. Elm Street, Apt. 2, was charged with s

High school students from Maryland and Virginia will converge at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility's Visitor Center January 7 to learn the challenge before them for participation in the 2012 FIRST Robotics competition. As part of the program, several loc

Terry Reed, 46, a well-known panhandler in downtown Baltimore, is recovering from an infection at Union Memorial Hospital. Reed was born without forearms and legs below his knees, and uses prosthetics. (Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun / December 20, 2011)

The combo guard made a superb debut last week in leading the Millers to wins in their first three games of the season, averaging 21.3 points, eight steals, 7.3 rebounds and five assists. The 5-foot-8 freshman led the Millers (3-0) to a season-opening 77-

The 160-pound senior won all seven of his matches to lead the Eagles to a second-place finish at the two-day Bauerlein Duals this weekend at Manchester Valley. A Class 2A-1A state champion in the 145-pound class last year, the four-year starter has domin

Baltimore attorney Stanley Needleman, 69, has been sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison by a U.S. District Court judge. Needleman pleaded guilty in September, four months after agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration raided his downto

Nelson Clifford, pictured here in an image from the Maryland Sex Offender Registry, is charged in two recent rapes (Maryland / December 15, 2011) A convicted sex offender who was cleared by a jury of rape charges in September has been linked through DNA

Prince George's County Del. Tiffany Alston was indicted this morning on charges that she arranged for the General Assembly to pay the salary of a employee in her private law practice. Alston, a Prince George's County lawmaker, is also facing charges tha

A second gang leader has been convicted of abducting a rival from Baltimore's Block in 2008, executing him and dumping his body near Gwynns Falls Park, according to the city State's Attorney's Office. A Circuit Court jury this week convicted Kedar Anders