'Phylicia's Law' Passes Md. House And Senate
A bill aimed at improving coordination between law enforcement and community groups when a child disappears has passed Maryland's House and Senate.
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A bill aimed at improving coordination between law enforcement and community groups when a child disappears has passed Maryland's House and Senate.
Maryland's transportation department is throwing cold water on the prospect of a new Potomac River Bridge between Montgomery County and northern Virginia.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is expected to appear on radio and television shows as the Maryland General Assembly wraps up its 90-day session.
Matt Rutherford left Annapolis 10 months ago with a dream and little else. The 31-year-old wanted to raise money for a local charity by sailing solo around the Americas.
The Maryland Attorney General's Office is asking a Baltimore judge to cancel or reduce an $18.5 million award stemming from the murder of an inmate aboard a state prison bus.
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Robert Ballard. He was part of the team that discovered the Titanic's resting spot 25 years ago. Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers to Manic Monday from Tamar's House.
Authorities say a Prince George's County man has been charged in the stabbing of a Hagerstown man over the weekend.
A volunteer group says it's launching an attack on a non-native plant that threatens to crowd out native flowering plants in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park.
City residents can enjoy a good symphony, broadway production or private art showing all throughout the year. When saving is a priority, Baltimore has tons to offer.
"The Egg, it's peppy!" - Sean and his Toyota Yaris
Whipping winds fueled a massive wildfire in Harford County Sunday afternoon. The fire became so big it threatened nearby homes forcing a mandatory evacuation.
Christians celebrated the holiest day of the year Sunday morning at church services around the world, including here in Baltimore.
Our mild winter may have helped area plants and trees bloom faster, but it could come at a price for every place from gardens to farms.
Windy and dry conditions have prompted the National Weather Service to issue a fire warning throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
After another seasonably chilly start, the brilliant sunshine has warmed us up nicely this afternoon. BWI-Marshall topped out at 74 degrees.
