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Take a look outside and it is clear that fans are fired up about the Ravens march toward the Super Bowl. And starting Tuesday, you can start to see that purple pride around the city.
The Maryland State Archives is enhancing Baltimore's city archive and pressing for funds to improve its own operations.
The Democratic Governors Association chaired by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has reported it raised more than $20 million in 2011.
Jim Thomas' commute to work consists of a short walk across his lawn, past the tree house he made years ago for his son that he's transforming into a meditation area, up a small stone path and into a new studio that welcomes visitors with the sounds of calming music and a "soothing fountain."
High school students from Maryland and Virginia are gearing up for a robotics competition at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility.
A man convicted of four sexual assaults in two states is headed for trial in Hagerstown for a 1998 rape near the western Maryland town of Smithsburg.
A report by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation concludes that storm water and sewage plant upgrades intended to help nurse the environmentally-battered bay back to health would create nearly 250,000 jobs.
The cliffs of Dobbins Island could one day be replaced by steep, grassy hillsides if the state approves an extensive erosion control project planned on the Magothy River landmark.
Five dollars a gallon for gas? Analysts say it could happen this year.
Baltimore City records its first shooting of 2012 and the victim is just 13 years old.
Hello January, hello winter.
William Polk Carey, who founded a New York-based investment management firm bearing his name and donated millions of dollars to help found business schools at universities in Maryland and Arizona, has died at 81.
Five households in Canton are out of their homes. A New Year's Day fire was made worse by a bit of old rowhouse architecture.
