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As gas prices continue to soar, President Barack Obama comes to Maryland to try to cap the political fallout. The president spoke out about his energy policies in Prince George's County on Thursday.
Although there's a "back-door" style cool front that is pressing southward along the East Coast early in the morning, it will probably not have any major impact on our temperature profile Thursday.
It is a disturbing Internet sensation. People, mostly teens, are trying to swallow a teaspoon of cinnamon quickly.
Remembering Yeardley Love. The Cockeysville native was found dead in May 2010, murdered by her ex-boyfriend, George Huguely.
More taxes. That's what the state Senate approved Thursday as their budget now heads to the House of Delegates.
It's a rare opportunity for Loyola University Maryland. The men's basketball team will soon play in Pittsburgh. It's the first NCAA Tournament for the Greyhounds in nearly two decades, and they want to make it last beyond Thursday night.
An unusual accident causes major headaches for drivers on part of the Beltway. The incident was reported just before 11 a.m. Thursday.
With six freshmen, Texas coach Rick Barnes planned on the Longhorns needing more than one year to come of age.
A BWI spokesman says no one was injured when a single-engine plane's nose gear collapsed as it arrived at the airport.
A triathlon scheduled for the nation's capital in June has been canceled after the National Park Service denied race organizers a permit to use the National Mall.
Maryland inmates could earn credits to reduce their sentences by receiving academic degrees or certificates under a measure approved by the House of Delegates on Thursday.
Hot dogs. Bison Wellington. Baby back ribs. President Barack Obama is roaming all over the culinary map this week.
A Gaithersburg priest is defending his decision to deny Communion to a woman at a funeral Mass because she is a lesbian. The priest has since been suspended.
Juliette B. Bell made rounds on the campus of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on Wednesday, greeting an assembly of hundreds of supporters, taking accolades at a luncheon in her honor and mingling at an evening reception on campus.
A new report says the Curtis Bay and Brooklyn areas outside Baltimore are among the nation's most polluted zip codes.
