Cecil County school bus driver charged with DUI after driving into ditch
No students were on the bus at the time of the crash, and no other vehicles were involved.
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No students were on the bus at the time of the crash, and no other vehicles were involved.
The overflow was stopped Tuesday, and the area will be reopened to shellfish harvesting on January 11.
Raskin ran against Virginia Rep. Gerry Connolly, besting him in the final vote of 133-75, sources in the room confirmed.
According to FlightAware, 104 flights have been canceled at BWI as of 12:45 p.m., and another 125 delayed.
Globally, more temperature-attributable deaths tend to be caused by cold than by heat, according to a 2015 study in the journal The Lancet.
Police are looking for two people believed to have been involved in a deadly shooting Wednesday in downtown Baltimore.
Last winter, the city recorded 19 cold-related deaths, and has recorded five so far this year, according to the Baltimore City Health Department.
Georgetown said the PJI "addresses the root causes and consequences of mass incarceration and offers educational programs and training for incarcerated individuals and returning citizens"
A man, believed to be homeless, died early Thursday after he was found on fire in downtown Baltimore.
Stores that carry over-the-counter fever and pain medicine for children are struggling with the product flying off the shelves sooner than it can be restocked amid the spread of respiratory viruses.
A person and a first responder were injured in a two-car crash Thursday evening in Middle River.
Patients and families at Kennedy Krieger Institute were treated to a special show full of lights, holiday spirit and Santa Claus.
Tracking severe weather: What to know for safe holiday travels
In what will be Faidley's Seafood's final holiday season at its iconic Lexington Market location, which it has occupied since 1952, it's preparing several thousand of its award-winning crab cakes for shipment across the United States in fulfillment of holiday orders.
Josh Fedd turned down 13 other offers to attend and play college football at Harvard, an Ivy League School known more for its academics than athletics.
