Sens. Cardin, Mikulski Announce $92K Fed Grant For Md. Airport
A $92,000 federal grant will help plan the future of the Cambridge-Dorchester Airport.
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A $92,000 federal grant will help plan the future of the Cambridge-Dorchester Airport.
Harry Tsakalos, co-founder of H&S Bakery, died of natural causes Thursday in his Harbor East residence. He was 93.
Frederick County officials are trying to determine why a sewage treatment plant malfunction went unnoticed for 90 minutes.
Friday morning in Camden Yards looks much different than it did the night before. Fans packed the place for a sold-out showdown-- the first of four against the New York Yankees. But the game wasn't the only thing that had fans excited.
Customer satisfaction with vehicle purchases has hit an all-time high, tying a mark set back in 2009.
Jessica Kartalija and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" David Koechner. Gigi Barnett had "People Are Talking" about Purple Friday at Cancun Cantina.
The outgoing Prince George's County schools superintendent is being released from his contract early.
Maryland State Police say commercial truck drivers should plan in advance where they want to park when they need a break -- and not park on the shoulder of Interstate 83.
Auditions are planned for roles in "Ping-Pong Summer," which will be filmed in Ocean City.
Metro says seven red line stations will be affected by weekend track work, with buses replacing trains on a portion of the line.
Washington National Cathedral plans to mark the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with prayers at its regularly scheduled services that day, rather than hold a larger commemoration event.
Howard County police arrest two suspects after a car chase during a drug investigation.
Thursday night is just the first of several nights that crews will spray for mosquitoes.
Former Ravens owner and the man who brought the NFL back to Baltimore, Art Modell, died of natural causes at age 87. Modell's contributions to not only football here in Maryland but the league in general are extraordinary.
The Baltimore Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) says an offender awaiting trial has escaped from home detention.
