Maryland Bill Aims To Transition State Away From Coal
Maryland would phase out the state's six remaining coal-fired plants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under a measure with bipartisan support that was scheduled to receive a hearing on Tuesday.
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Maryland would phase out the state's six remaining coal-fired plants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under a measure with bipartisan support that was scheduled to receive a hearing on Tuesday.
An audit of an Alabama school district shows administrators misused more than $700,000 of public money on strip clubs, liquor stores, nonexistent vendors and scholarships for an administrator's children.
While many humans are quite content with the lack of snow Baltimore has seen so far this winter, the warmer conditions might cause problems for some of the insects we depend on for food.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's reality TV show may be shooting an episode in downtown Ellicott City.
The letter accuses the chain of engaging in a pattern of receiving and selling "adulterated fresh produce, specifically clover sprouts and cucumbers."
The mother of an Ohio high school student says she didn't know her son helps a blind woman cross the street until an image of them was shared on social media.
Starting this summer, it will be illegal to vape in most public places in the city of Westminster.
Coca-Cola says coronavirus has disrupted its supply chain, and artificial sweeteners from China could be in shorter supply if the outbreak continues to spread.
Baltimore Police have shared more details about a Patterson High School student who was arrested at school Monday with a loaded handgun.
Robert William Taylor Jr. is wanted for first-degree assault.
The Baltimore City Council on Monday passed a bill that would repeal a city ordinance banning people from playing in city streets and alleys.
The grantee had been awarded $16,870 to be spent within the BCYF-approved budget, but a complaint alleged the grantee used those funds.
Overall, a third of City Schools' high schools had an increase in their four-year graduation rates, according to a City Schools release.
The star of CBS's new legal drama shares what it means to play a judge on TV.
Two K9 officers in Anne Arundel County will be protected out in the field with some new gear, and they look great!
