Cardin Says Power Suppliers Need To Catch Up To Md.
Sen. Ben Cardin says new federal power plant regulations are supported by Maryland energy suppliers and it's time the rest of the nation's energy producers catch up.
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Sen. Ben Cardin says new federal power plant regulations are supported by Maryland energy suppliers and it's time the rest of the nation's energy producers catch up.
The Maryland Board of Public Works has deferred action on a $120 million pharmacy contract for the state's prison inmates after a long and contentious debate.
The mere sight of a model-train display can overwhelm people. Just ask George Boatwright, who has co-owned Mile Post 114 model train supply shop in North East with his wife, Lois, since last April.
Lawyers for the Army intelligence analyst blamed for the biggest national security leak in American history briskly presented the entirety of his defense Wednesday, a year-and-half after the young private allegedly handed a trove of classified data to WikiLeaks.
Maryland State Police say they've made progress in the investigation of the killing of a North Carolina teen who went missing while visiting Baltimore.
The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a lease agreement for a facility at the Eastern Correctional Institution that will turn chicken manure into energy.
The Board of Estimates voted to award four Baltimore City recreation centers with private operators. The vote is a step forward for Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's Recreation Center Task Force Plan.
Prince George's County police say the father of a 2-year-old girl who was found alone in a Capitol Heights apartment has been charged.
Metropolitan Police say a second man has been charged in the 2009 slaying of a shop owner in Northwest D.C.
Frederick City officials say water quality has improved in Carroll Creek and the Monocacy River after 3.5 million gallons of raw sewage spilled from a waste water treatment plant last week.
The Smithsonian Institution is receiving a $52 million increase in funding from Congress for 2012, with the increase primarily devoted to building a museum on the National Mall devoted to black history.
Gov. Martin O'Malley, who opposes capital punishment, held a July meeting with two lawmakers and a death penalty opponent to discuss the possibility of ending funding for executions in the budget for the next fiscal year. But an O'Malley spokeswoman said Tuesday it is unlikely the governor will follow through with the idea.
Don had "Coffee With" the D.C. Cupcake Sisters.For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was at the B&O Railroad Museum talking about William Donald Schaefer's toy train layout.
The Transportation Security Administration says officers found two throwing daggers hidden in a hollowed-out book at a checkpoint at Reagan-Washington National Airport.
The Maryland State Highway Administration says the second lane of a mountain road in northern Frederick County could reopen by June.
