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While seven of Maryland's eight U.S. representatives and both its U.S. senators are Democrats, a new analysis of the state's political landscape shows that a slim majority of local elected officials are Republicans.
In 2011, fewer people died on U.S. roads than at any time since 1949.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is getting tougher on DWI offenders.
A pickup truck once owned by former President George W. Bush is on the auction block.
When the keys are removed from some Hondas, they could roll away.
A state panel is taking extra time to draft a report on the best practices for hydraulic fracturing for natural gas.
Smithsburg police say a speed camera that will operate around the town's three public schools could be operational by next month.
Metro says a cracked rail that slowed down the red line for several hours on Thursday was the 26th such case this year.
The state delegate who admitted he was drunk when the powerboat he was steering crashed into another vessel has dropped plans to run for the Maryland Senate in 2014.
Speeding tickets issued to motorists in work zones in Maryland appear to be down significantly in 2012 compared with last year.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is reporting a 13 percent drop in the number of deer killed during the two-week firearm season.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Monica Sandoval and Dr. Muna Qayed. They talked about a holiday duck that raises money for cancer research. Ron Matz welcomed Dean Weiderman from Sykesville to "Manic Monday."
A canine member of a Frederick County, Md., family is enjoying puppyhood with treats, walks and massages, but he will someday have a big job as a service dog.
At a late City Council meeting, an alderman asks the mayor a nuanced question about pensions, but the answer comes out muffled.
