Cut Energy Costs This Holiday Season
Many of you are using extra energy this holiday season, but there are ways you can cut costs.
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Many of you are using extra energy this holiday season, but there are ways you can cut costs.
Even before the Army sent him to Afghanistan, supporters say, Pvt. Daniel Chen was fighting a personal war.
Hundreds of people and puppets grace the Hippodrome stage in "The Lion King." One of Broadway's longest-running musicals is in town.
The federal government says there are 337 languages spoken in the United States. The 12th most popular is Arabic with more than 600,000 speakers.
Closing arguments are underway in a million dollar lawsuit brought by a family who says their special needs child was relentlessly harassed at school. The judge has dropped nine of the charges in the case.
The Maryland Public Service Commission has fined Pepco $1 million for failing to maintain its system properly over a period of years and subjecting customers to long outages too often.
A Maryland board voted 2-1 on Wednesday to spend $168 million in taxpayer dollars to lease about 4,700 slot machines for use in what will be the state's largest casino in Anne Arundel County.
Regardless of the clouds and wet weather, most temperatures are headed for the 50s this afternoon, and then the rain should come to an abrupt end (wrapping from southwest to northeast) either late this afternoon or early tonight.
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.
