Senate Votes 40-7 To Confirm 2 PSC Members
The Maryland Senate has voted to confirm two nominees to the state's Public Service Commission.
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The Maryland Senate has voted to confirm two nominees to the state's Public Service Commission.
Union officials say the owners of the Sparrows Point steel mill plan to temporarily idle the tin mill at the financially struggling plant.
A water main break has closed a road in Baltimore County.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says one of her deputy mayors is stepping down to take a position with Mercy Health Services.
A high-ranking Baltimore soldier was killed inside a secure government building in Afghanistan. Now his family is publicly announcing his funeral arrangements.
There may soon be less grass on America's "front yard" under plans being considered to improve the turf on the National Mall and provide space for events.
Maryland transit planners are considering cutting costs for the Purple Line light rail project by eliminating a bridge over Connecticut Avenue and having trains cross on road in Chevy Chase instead.
Maryland natural resources officials are seeking the public's input on management of the 1,000-acre Old Bohemia Wildlife Management Area.
Sister Helen Prejean, an advocate for ending capital punishment, wants Maryland lawmakers to consider outlawing the death penalty.
New figures show that officials collected $154,000 from Montgomery County's 5-cent bag tax during the first month it was implemented.
The man accused by prosecutors as the East Coast Rapist confessed to police after his arrest that he raped two teenage trick-or-treaters in Virginia in 2009, but only after complaining that a police sketch that was plastered across the Mid-Atlantic failed to accurately portray him, according to court testimony Thursday.
A statewide food drive is getting underway in Maryland.
Organizers of the popular and rowdy Bumper Bash boat gathering on the Magothy River say they won't host the event this year.
