February Revenue At 2 Md. Casinos Is $15 Million
The Maryland Lottery says the state's two casinos have generated $15 million in revenue in February.
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The Maryland Lottery says the state's two casinos have generated $15 million in revenue in February.
Frostburg State University is holding a series of dialogues aimed at reducing violence on and off the western Maryland campus.
Maryland has lost a champion tree. The Department of Natural Resources says a national champion American basswood in Chapman State Park in Charles County was recently found fallen.
The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History will soon exhibit some of the world's best nature photography on the National Mall.
The director of the Walters Art Museum has announced he will step down from his post after serving for 18 years in that role.
The Laurel City Administrator's Office is now offering a $3,000 reward for information on a hit and run incident.
Our area will see a bigger threat than usual for the spread of wildfires.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" "Footloose" choreographer Jamal Sims. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was talking about the Junior League's Boutique Warehouse Sale.
Public health advocates want lawmakers to consider raising taxes on tobacco products.
A Prince George's County councilwoman who was stopped for high-speed driving and veering across lanes has gotten a ticket for reckless driving.
It was a devastating crash that killed three teenagers and another driver in January. The teens were driving the wrong way down Route 50. Now family members of one of those teens are in trouble with the law.
Heading off an infrastructure nightmare. Two and a half years after a massive water main break wiped out much of Dundalk, Baltimore launches an intensive inspection to make sure it doesn't happen again.
New fallout in the sex scandal involving Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold. Another no-confidence vote was affirmed from county police amid concerns over whether he can withstand this indictment. The no-confidence vote was 100 percent unanimous.
For the first time, Gov. Martin O'Malley has decided to publish notice in a newspaper that he is considering commuting life sentences for two Maryland prison inmates, aides said.
