Chesapeake Bay Bridge back open after traffic halted for hours due to high winds
MDTA says wind gusts reached up to 55 mph.
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MDTA says wind gusts reached up to 55 mph.
The shooting happened in the 3300 block of Garrison Boulevard.
Flooding will be a significant concern that follows a powerful storm system that moves through Maryland Tuesday afternoon into the evening.
State authorities say that a federal district court granted the school district's motion to dismiss the parent's claims, and the parent appealed the ruling.
School officials say they will reevaluate conditions on Wednesday morning.
Witnesses informed officers that the driver had a green light at the time of the incident and that the bicyclist entered the eastbound travel lanes without yielding to the vehicle.
Residents along the coastal part of Baltimore County started hunkering down well ahead of Tuesday's rain, meanwhile, crews remain at the ready to help anyone during the storm.
The governor held a news conference to discuss the bills a day before the Maryland General Assembly gathers for its 90-day legislative session.
The weather system is projected to bring damaging winds, heavy rain, and flood waters to parts of Maryland on Tuesday afternoon.
The 175th Wing said O'Neill was a security forces craftsman assigned to the 175th Security Forces Squadron.
The Baltimore area saw widespread flooding and damage after severe thunderstorms moved through the area overnight.
The driver of the car that was struck was pronounced deceased on the scene.
City Dock is prone to flooding and high waters.
Harford County and Anne Arundel County schools will be dismissing early on Tuesday because of a forecasted strong storm moving into the area.
A long story made short is this. Greg Kenneally built a good mouse trap.
