Federal Agency To Gain Safety Oversight For Metro
Metro's red line crash three years ago that killed nine people is leading to greater federal oversight of public transit systems.
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Metro's red line crash three years ago that killed nine people is leading to greater federal oversight of public transit systems.
The National Portrait Gallery in Washington is exploring the life of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart from her flying to her advocacy for women's rights.
A Utah man accused of fracturing the skull of his 22-month-old niece will be allowed to await trial at home.
Kayakers will paddle down the Chester River on Maryland's Eastern Shore to celebrate its addition to the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail.
From mid-morning onward, any leftover clouds will break for plenty of sunshine, and Friday afternoon will be hot and more humid than recent days.
Maryland State Police will conduct increased traffic enforcement for the holiday period.
Officials at Aberdeen Proving Ground have halted a demolition project after trace amounts of a World War I chemical warfare agent were found at the site.
Two Prince George's County police officers have been charged with kidnapping and misconduct for allegedly detaining two teens and assaulting one of them.
From Shue to Melo Baltimore has had a long tradition in the NBA, now Will Barton and Kim English get a shot to be part of it.
Maryland is using insects to fight invasive species.
The Maryland Transit Administration is announcing final revisions to the Brunswick Line schedule for MARC commuter train riders.
When about 20,000 people spread out over Antietam National Battlefield on July 7, many staking out a spot with a blue tarp or blanket, the park will be transformed in a way that only happens during the annual Independence Day celebration.
Maryland residents who earn more than $100,000 annually will pay more income taxes and many will pay higher fees to flush their toilets under new laws taking effect this weekend.
A lawsuit against Frederick County over a proposed rezoning that opponents say will lead to higher taxes, sprawl and environmental harm has been dismissed. But an attorney for the environmental groups and residents who filed the lawsuit said Friday that they can re-file once the county's plan passes.
A police officer has testified that man who drove a stolen Jeep into a downtown D.C. office building first tried to drive it into the State Department building.
