Writer Tracks Memories Of 1963 Brush Fire
Joseph Ross sits at his computer, opens Google Maps and types in "Dorsey Road." He clicks the search button.
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Joseph Ross sits at his computer, opens Google Maps and types in "Dorsey Road." He clicks the search button.
A solar farm on the lower Eastern Shore will help power the University of Maryland Medical System.
Prince George's County Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in a wooded area in Bladensburg.
Less than two weeks after signing a one-year contract with the Ravens, linebacker Rolando McClain was arrested in Decatur, Ala., and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
Maryland's Department of the Environment says it is marking Earth Day by offering composting of food waste to the more than 900 employees at its Baltimore headquarters.
The Maryland Science Center is planning an Earth Day event.
Joe Dickey used to hunt for dead wood. Now, hunks and chunks of all kinds of trees find their way to him. That's what happens when you're a nationally recognized wood turner.
Hundreds of people offered prayers and support for one Marylander injured in the Boston Marathon bombing. Erika Brannock is still recovering in a Boston hospital.
Thousands of families across Maryland gather to remember loved ones lost to crime. It's part of the kickoff to National Crime Victims' Rights Week.
The number of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay has dropped steeply, according to an annual survey just released. The winter dredge survey is an indication of the supply we expect this summer.
Aspiring chefs from across the U.S. compete for the top spot. More than 300 high school students from 43 states took part in a cooking and restaurant competition Downtown this weekend.
Police say two men are now charged with the attack inside Charles Village Pub early Saturday morning that injured three people.
Murder. Affairs. Baby switching. Long lost relatives. Lovers torn apart. Lovers reunited. Back stabbing. Sex scenes. Flashbacks. These are the "Days of Our Lives." Or least they're all in a day's work for "Days of Our Lives" scriptwriter Jeanne Marie Ford, 41, of New Market.
It is the most unlikely of places to find a plump, silky, hungry muskrat.
Expect another chilly night with lows again dipping into the 30s.
