D.C., Baltimore Schools Closed For Storm
School officials in the cities of Washington and Baltimore, along with those in a number of counties, have decided to close because of the bad weather that's coming.
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School officials in the cities of Washington and Baltimore, along with those in a number of counties, have decided to close because of the bad weather that's coming.
One hundred and fifty Red Cross volunteers have come from all over the country to assist in the hurricane response. There are also 15 emergency vehicles that can go into various neighborhoods and help residents.
Drivers leaving Maryland's Eastern Shore ahead of Hurricane Sandy are finding a backup before they reach the Bay Bridge.
Baltimore County firefighters battled a two-alarm fire.
Baltimore Gas & Electric says it's planning for hundreds of thousands of outages in central Maryland as a result of Hurricane Sandy.
Meteorologists and disaster experts say water is what worries them most with the upcoming monster storm, spawning from Hurricane Sandy.
President Obama has declared an emergency in Maryland and ordered federal agencies to help state and local governments respond to the effects of Hurricane Sandy.
A child is in the hospital after being found unresponsive at a north Baltimore swim club.
The Maryland Park Service is closing all State Park campgrounds and day-use areas in preparation for the arrival of Hurricane Sandy. The Maryland Forestry Service is also closing Elk Neck State Forest.
Kai Jackson spoke with Dr. Lisa Nelson, Van Reiner and Robert Ferguson.
Today and tonight will be a little bit of a throw away with just a little rain around or two around today and and tonight. Steady rainfall will develop tonight.
While there's a lot to be concerned with because of Hurricane Sandy, many Maryland residents are worried about the loss of power which could continue for days.
The storm that is threatening 60 million Americans in the eastern third of the nation in just a couple of days with high winds, drenching rains, extreme tides, flooding and probably snow is much more than just an ordinary weather system. It's a freakish and unprecedented monster.
Rabbi Peter E. Hyman was the first rabbi in many years to be invited to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, but his purpose for going there was not a religious one.
The Rohrersville Band is 175 years old, but still has a lot of life left.
