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More than 100,000 frustrated BGE customers are still waiting for relief Tuesday. One of the big problems: large trees are still sitting on top of power lines. Powerful winds knocked them over during Friday's storm. It's making things very difficult for workers trying to restore electricity.
As hundreds of thousands of people get ready to celebrate the Fourth of July at the Inner Harbor, police are also gearing up to make sure the festivities are violence-free.
The Charles County Sheriff's Office says a 19-year-old woman was fatally injured in a single-car crash in Bryans Road.
A Beltsville man who stole more than $100,000 during seven bank robberies in Montgomery County has been sentenced to more than 18 years in prison.
Sens. Barbara Mikulski and Ben Cardin have announced $3 million in assistance from the U.S. Department of Labor for more than 800 workers at the closed Sparrows Point Mill.
Speed cameras are coming to Charles County.
The Supreme Court's decision upholding the individual mandate and the Affordable Care Act amounts to rolling out the welcome mat for Big Brother to intrude on the lives of Americans.
Republicans by creating onerous barriers to voting, including strict ID requirements and shortening of early vote periods have created what amounts to a new version of Jim Crow era poll taxes.
The search is on for Baltimore's new police commissioner---and there is a top contender for the job.
With the Fourth of July falling on a Wednesday, more Marylanders are expected to travel somewhere this week.
As we brace for possible severe weather, the cleanup from Friday's storm is far from over in Howard County.
If you're looking for a place to watch the Inner Harbor fireworks, have we got an idea for you. The USS Constellation is hosting a big party, and you are invited.
BGE reports that all of their out-of-state crews are now in place.
A first-of-its-kind program in Maryland is using incarcerated war veterans to train service dogs for wounded and disabled veterans.
Emergency management officials say a contractor who fell from a tree in Garrett County has died. His death is the fourth storm-related fatality in Maryland.
