O'Malley, Ehrlich Aides Unite On Debt Reduction
Former aides to current Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and former Republican Gov. Robert Ehrlich are joining forces to try to reduce the federal debt.
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Former aides to current Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and former Republican Gov. Robert Ehrlich are joining forces to try to reduce the federal debt.
We are stuck between a strong high pressure over New England and a spinning low pressure just off the Carolina coast.
Baltimore police are turning to surveillance cameras and witnesses to learn the cause of an officer-involved accident.
Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett is asking the County Council for $1 million to research a proposed bus rapid transit system.
Maryland's governor is asking Prince George's County lawmakers to withdraw the name of a replacement for Delegate Tiffany Alston. The governor is asking lawmakers to wait until the attorney general rules on whether the seat is vacant.
The Baltimore Museum of Art is unveiling an exciting new look. Its contemporary wing has been renovated.
A Maryland student is one of 32 Americans selected as Rhodes Scholars to study at Oxford University in England.
The University of Maryland's decision to stay in the Atlantic Coast Conference or join the Big Ten comes down to tradition versus money.
Three people were killed and two more injured in a car accident in Street.
The generally tranquil weather pattern will continue once again with a large and sprawling area of high pressure centered to our north across northern New England that will dominate our weather pattern, bringing seasonable temperatures and some sunshine.
The farmers' market is still going strong! Also, we have tips on getting your dishes really clean before Thanksgiving.
Kai Jackson spoke with Doug Lent, Karen Stakem Hornig and Lainy LeBow-Sachs and Dr. Courtney Toomey.
A relatively new program at Snow Hill Middle School is keeping students focused and out of the principal's office. Young Men United, a group started last year at SHMS, was created to target at-risk students who were spending more time in the front office than in the classroom.
Hundreds of children across Maryland and thousands across the country are thankful this holiday season for a very special reason. They are joining their new families.
The Inner Harbor is kicking off the holidays. It's a Waterfront Life is now underway. It's an effort to promote downtown Baltimore and holiday shopping with various street performers, family friendly events—and, of course, Santa!
