Some Marylanders Celebrate Their Birthdays For The First Time In 4 Years
Feb. 29 comes along once every four years and for those born on Leap Year, birthdays are few and far between.
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Feb. 29 comes along once every four years and for those born on Leap Year, birthdays are few and far between.
The Baltimore City Fire Department is investigating a hazmat incident.
We have had a very mild and comfortable winter so far, but it's also been a dry one.
A Baltimore radio personality has one of Davy Jones' final interviews.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the United States has made no deal or concessions with Cuba to free imprisoned American Alan Gross.
Plans for a wind power turbine at Crisfield's sewage treatment plant are on hold after city officials learned they must first pay for a study on how it will affect the electricity grid.
As Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley prepares to sign legislation legalizing gay marriage, opponents of the bill have cleared one of the first hurdles to asking voters to overturn the law.
A study produced for the Maryland Energy Administration says Baltimore has the potential to become a hub for offshore wind power companies.
A Republican congressman in the midst of a tough re-election fight is in a hairy situation over a proposal to give tax breaks to Americans with mustaches.
Here come the Academy Of Country Music Awards! Relive the last year in country music through Pick-A-Side. Pick your favorite song and see who's #1.
Rory McIlroy roared past Lee Westwood and into the final of the Match Play Championship. All that stands in his way of going to No. 1 in the world is beating Hunter Mahan.
Hunter Mahan stopped Rory McIlroy's march to No. 1 by winning the Match Play Championship.
Montgomery County school officials say they would have to cut 600 teachers and increase class sizes if lawmakers in Annapolis approve Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to shift teacher pension costs to the counties.
Metro has created a new email and text message alert system designed to provide customers with the latest information about planned service changes and delays.
Panels of lawmakers in the Maryland House and Senate are expected to hear testimony on several bills designed to alter how the state levies fees to support transportation infrastructure and operation.
