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After experiencing a very chilly day yesterday, temperatures have either held nearly steady or risen overnight across the Greater Baltimore Area.
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After experiencing a very chilly day yesterday, temperatures have either held nearly steady or risen overnight across the Greater Baltimore Area.
Maryland health officials are reporting the state's first case of seasonal influenza.
An investment banker convicted in 2004 of defrauding Maryland's state pension system is set to be released from jail after serving 4 1/2 years.
Five Maryland toll bridges are getting an $11 million security upgrade.
The city of Frederick is asking the state to chip in a million dollars toward a proposed downtown hotel and conference center.
Jessica Kartalija and Marty Bass have "Coffee With" Kevin Alcala, YouTube trends manager. Mike Schuh had "People Are Talking" about Tipsy Taxi service, available on New Year's Eve.
Montgomery County police are identifying the drivers in a fatal collision involving a Metrobus and pickup truck in Bethesda.
A private school in Baltimore that teaches cooking skills and hospitality management is handing over control of its operations to a Virginia university.
The Baltimore Police Department is seeking accreditation from a national organization as part of an effort to improve professional standards.
The Maryland General Assembly will consider a bill that would require parents or guardians to promptly notify police about dead or missing children.
Chesapeake Bay restoration advocates say Gov. Bob McDonnell's biennial budget proposal falls short of what's needed to fund the state's portion of the bay's cleanup.
Metro will be running extra afternoon trains to help commuters leaving work early in advance of the long holiday weekend.
The price at the pump will be getting even higher if Governor Martin O'Malley has his way. He wants to raise the gas tax.
Maryland lawmakers will soon be gearing up for another legislative session, and the state's governor says those lawmakers will need courage to consider possible tax increases.
The Baltimore Ravens earn their way to the playoffs this year, and the team wants fans to know they couldn't have done it without you. That's why they put some lucky ticket-holders in the spotlight Thursday.
