Maryland DNR Recommends 30% Reduction In Oyster Harvest
A Maryland agency is proposing a 30% reduction in the amount of oysters that can be harvested in the next season.
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A Maryland agency is proposing a 30% reduction in the amount of oysters that can be harvested in the next season.
The bill would ban pre-employment screening tests for tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, for those applying for some city jobs.
A federal judge said Monday that he will decide by the end of this week whether to dismiss gun charges against a Coast Guard lieutenant accused of stockpiling combat gear and compiling a hit list of prominent Democrats and TV journalists.
Papa John's pizza locations in Maryland may need to stock up on toppings after the Ravens' stellar regular season-opening victory over the Miami Dolphins Sunday.
Prince George's County Police are investigating a pedestrian-involved collision late Saturday night in District Heights.
A 30-year-old man was injured in a shooting in north Baltimore Monday evening, police said.
As a new school year begins, the Baltimore Ravens are helping area students discover the importance of reading.
Officers at BWI airport found a loaded .357 caliber revolver in a woman's carry-on bag.
Prince George's County Police are investigating the death of 23-year-old Fernando Sanchez as a homicide.
If you're headed home from work or headed to downtown Baltimore for an event Monday night, here are ways to get around the police activity near the Inner Harbor.
Officials ask drivers to treat all signal outages as a four-way stop and use caution if you're traveling in the area.
A new group of nearly a dozen interns began getting to work for the Howard County government Monday thanks to a partnership with Project SEARCH, an organization that helps young adults with developmental disabilities.
A woman was arrested after firing a gun during an altercation at a Days Inn hotel in Towson Monday afternoon.
Officials have given the all-clear at the federal courthouse in Greenbelt Monday afternoon after a substance that was believed to have been possibly hazardous was found.
It is now ranked as the #111 National Liberal Arts College in the U.S. News & World Report for best colleges.
