FAA Looks To Relax Restrictions On Electronics Usage On Planes
Turning off all your electronic devices during flight takeoff and landing may be a thing of the past. An FAA advisory council is looking to relax some restrictions.
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Turning off all your electronic devices during flight takeoff and landing may be a thing of the past. An FAA advisory council is looking to relax some restrictions.
Illegally imported corals seized by federal agents in Florida are being put to good use at Baltimore's National Aquarium.
A legislative committee votes to adopt regulations to implement the state's new gun laws.
It's known as America's Tall Ship, but the cutter Eagle is much more than that. It's where future officers in the Coast Guard learn the ropes, and right now, it is anchored at the Inner Harbor.
Every school year, teens across the country volunteer to be a part of their high school's marching band. If they're good enough, they'll get invited to play at Disney, or at a major parade. The Dulaney High School band is taking their act across an ocean.
We have a very tranquil period of weather in store for us this week. High pressure will dominate our forecast into the first half of the upcoming weekend.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library is the recipient of a $3 million capital campaign grant from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation for the renovation of the Central Library/State Library Resource Center.
Two Pasadena men arrested for stealing items from a parked car may be behind other crimes in the community.
"Breaking Bad," the brutal saga of an everyman's ambition turned evil, captured its first best drama Emmy Award on Sunday, while "Modern Family" won its fourth consecutive trophy for top comedy series.
A slithering suspect. A Pasadena man was caught crawling through a fence to steal scrap metal from a Glen Burnie car dealership.
A stone monument of the Ten Commandments that sits on a street behind the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington and was the subject of controversy in the past has been toppled by vandals.
A student at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore was shot in the ankle over the weekend in an off-campus incident, No arrests have been made.
After spending a year investigating the hepatitis C outbreak at Exeter Hospital, New Hampshire's public health department is working with two advocacy groups to share its recommendations. One of those groups is based in Maryland.
Rep. John Sarbanes is endorsing Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown for governor.
Gas prices in the Mid-Atlantic region are down five cents from a week ago.
