Dead Trees From Hurricane Irene Could Lead To Wildfires This Spring
If you think winter was mild, spring could threaten to heat the state up with wildfires.
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If you think winter was mild, spring could threaten to heat the state up with wildfires.
Baltimore City Police have made three arrests for shooting and robbery cases that occurred in February.
Western Maryland could be home to 365 natural gas wells that employ more than 1,800 people, according to a study an industry group released Thursday.
A man has been convicted of suffocating a 15-year-old boy, slashing him with a razor and stuffing his body in the teen's bedroom closet.
Officials in Maryland have charged a 70-year-old woman with having a gun in her carry-on luggage at Baltimore Washington International-Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Tickets for the 134th annual White House Easter Egg Roll will be distributed through an online lottery system, allowing guests from across the United States to participate in a tradition that dates back to 1878. Follow the link.
A convicted rapist was sentenced to three additional life terms, two of them to be served consecutively, for rapes he committed in Maryland in the 1970s.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller says senators are exploring a bill that proposes to repeal a Maryland tax cut approved in 1997 to help balance the budget.
Eleanor Shipley peered out a side window of her Westminster home to see if she could spot her husband, Daniel, in nearby fields.
The recent rain has ended, but the regional radar is still showing an isolated shower in spots early Thursday. Total rain at BWI-Marshall amounted to about 1.55," eating into our deficit for the year.
The University System of Maryland regents approved a plan Thursday to allow two of the state's universities to share resources and combine programs.
State police have identified a man shot and killed by troopers after a chase on the lower Eastern Shore.
Health care provider Kaiser Permanente is announcing plans to build new facilities in the Baltimore and Washington areas with the goal of doubling the number of patients it serves in the mid-Atlantic region.
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" basketball legend Earl "The Pearl" Monroe. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Ravens cheerleading tryouts.
