BSO Teams Up With European Circus For Christmas Show
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is bringing back a mega Christmas show as it once again teams up with European circus performers.
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The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is bringing back a mega Christmas show as it once again teams up with European circus performers.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is joining conservation groups and Queen Anne's County residents in challenging a decision to permit development on about 600 rural acres.
Saturday marks the 112th time the Army and Navy football teams have met on the field.
A federal judge has sentenced a former employee of United Way of Central Maryland to nearly four years in prison in a plot to steal more than $375,000 in donations.
Columbia officials say they want to study whether bike-sharing can help ease traffic.
Delmarva Power has asked the Maryland Public Service Commission to approve an increase in electric delivery rates in the state.
A merger of the University of Maryland's flagship campus in College Park with its campus in Baltimore has been unanimously voted down by the governing body of the state university system.
Maryland's governor says he can't support the proposed $7.9 billion takeover of Baltimore's Constellation Energy by Chicago's Exelon Corp.
Suzy Estrada once wrote a song about giving up her dream of a singing career to raise her children. The lyrics just came to her on a family vacation, and she was so anxious to get them recorded she called her home phone and sang them into the answering machine.
Maryland State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at a maximum-security prison in Cumberland.
Stop worrying if your child is safely in his or her car seat. Check out the new Bluetooth app.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) latest survey results are in! View them here.
Here are a few tips to help ensure your family road trips come off safely this holiday season.
Flipping through slides projected onto the wall from her laptop, Lincoln Elementary School teacher Rosa Labarta asked her students to describe what they saw.
Plans are under way to develop a 10-store shopping center on two acres in northern Salisbury.
