Md. Lawmakers Call On Governor Not To Raise Taxes
Some Maryland lawmakers are calling on Governor Martin O'Malley not to raise taxes.
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Some Maryland lawmakers are calling on Governor Martin O'Malley not to raise taxes.
IndyCar officials flew to Baltimore to listen to complaints from the city and the mayor about problems with the Baltimore Grand Prix.
Fire officials say no motive has been established for a fire that was set in a vacant home, even though an arrest has been made.
The NFL has released the 2012 Ravens schedule.
A pup named Rosie has a rosy future. The designer dog was missing for almost two weeks before a group of nuns came to the rescue.
A breakthrough for cancer treatment in Maryland. That's what medical leaders are calling the University of Maryland's new proton treatment center in West Baltimore.
April is Autism Awareness Month.
There is a cold front moving through the state Tuesday. It's the same front that produced this weekend's tornado outbreak over the Plains and Upper Midwest. However, this front has completely fizzled and barely has a sprinkle or even clouds with it for us.
Baltimore police say they've charged three people in a quadruple shooting that killed a 12-year-old boy last year.
Another evening rush hour is underway with one lane closed on the JFX.
The final flight of the Space Shuttle Discovery passed over Maryland and it stopped people in their tracks.
In case you haven't noticed, the record album is making a comeback. Sales of vinyl are on the increase.
Heavy rains and a hot summer harmed the Chesapeake Bay's health last year, earning it the second worst grade on a yearly report card issued Tuesday by the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Science.
A man has been extricated in Prince George's County after getting his legs trapped in a dye machine at a mulch facility.
Maryland Republicans say the state can survive the so-called doomsday budget passed by the legislature last week and that a special session to fix the plan and raise taxes is not necessary.