Sandy Cuts Into Already Falling Metro Ridership
Superstorm Sandy did little lasting damage in the Washington area, but it did cause a big dip in Metro's ridership.
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Superstorm Sandy did little lasting damage in the Washington area, but it did cause a big dip in Metro's ridership.
The town of Sykesville is nearing a fundraising goal for a downtown memorial to military service members.
U.S. Attorney Ronald Machen says he is temporarily moving out of the nation's capital and returning to his home in Silver Spring, Md.
Bail is denied for the blogger who broadcast his standoff with city police.
The Maryland Public Service Commission is considering a proposed settlement that would triple the toll for most vehicles crossing a private bridge over the Potomac River at Oldtown.
We're days away from the biggest New Year's bash in Baltimore and local businesses have reason to celebrate.
The head of the Maryland attorney general's civil rights office has announced he is retiring, a decision that comes in the aftermath of legal problems.
Same-sex weddings begin in Maryland in just four days, and an Annapolis man is so upset with the new law he's giving up $50,000 worth of business.
Latest computer models indicate the forecast is pretty much on track. It will be a big difference over a relatively small distance across the viewing area so in any given place a small change in the storm track can make a big difference in what happens.
State police say an 87-year-old Pennsylvania man was behind the wheel of a pickup truck that rear-ended a tractor-trailer on the Capital Beltway -- killing him and his two passengers.
Local officials in Thurmont and elsewhere in Frederick County say they're losing hope that they'll be reimbursed for the cost of preparing for and hosting a summit of the Group of Eight industrial nations.
Attorney General Doug Gansler is providing some tips for parents who want to take advantage of a new Maryland law to protect children from identity theft.
A state senator from Frederick County is pulling his proposal for a toll on U.S. Route 15 because he says county leaders are cool to the idea.
Marty and Jessica had "Coffee With" Erica Linz. They talked about "Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away." Christie Ileto had "People Are Talking" about New Year's Eve festivities at the Inner Harbor.
