Univ. Of Md. President Knew New Home Would Rouse Emotions
Soon after being named the University of Maryland's president in 2010, Wallace D. Loh visited campus and learned that the president's house was scheduled for demolition.
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Soon after being named the University of Maryland's president in 2010, Wallace D. Loh visited campus and learned that the president's house was scheduled for demolition.
A poll by The Washington Post has found that half of Maryland residents now support legalizing same-sex marriage.
An environmental group is urging caution in developing a nutrient trading program to cut Chesapeake Bay pollution.
Bringing natural gas drilling wastewater into Maryland for treatment or storage would be banned under a bill introduced by a Montgomery County lawmaker.
The biggest question mark heading into Super Bowl XLVI is the status of Rob Gronkowski's ankle.
Given the seemingly impossible road one team must traverse in order to scale the mountain that is the Super Bowl, let's take a look back at what the Giants and Patriots endured to reach the Super Bowl.
Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin are long-time friends who share the same old-school philosophy when it comes to saying anything about the opposition. Zip it. Tight. Or else.
It's unlikely you'll just stumble upon the Maryland coastline's only commercial fishing harbor. But it's there, and it's moving millions of pounds of seafood. In 2010, more than 8 million pounds of catch, valued at more than $8 million, was harvested by commercial vessels that dock there.
Frederick County is taking issue with a ban on state highway road signs telling motorists that the county is "open for business."
Anne Arundel County residents who have outstanding arrest warrants would see their state tax refunds withheld if the county's sheriff gets his wish.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says about 140 Anne Arundel County students plan to lobby state representatives in Annapolis to increase Maryland's flush fee, place tighter restrictions on septic systems and limit sprawl development.
Officials at Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont say upgrades to the visitor center are taking longer than expected.
Former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson, who pleaded guilty last year in a federal corruption investigation, will have two more weeks of freedom.
Maryland officials will be gathering to talk about free community tax services for low-income families.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Andrew Zimmern, "Bizarre Foods America" host. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about chef Nancy Longo and "A Taste of the NFL."
