Perryville Approves 175-Foot-High Casino Sign
Perryville town commissioners have approved a 175-foot sign at the Hollywood Casino.
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Perryville town commissioners have approved a 175-foot sign at the Hollywood Casino.
President Obama has declared a major disaster for four counties in Maryland after Tropical Storm Lee.
Plagued by crime, drugs and vacant buildings, one East Baltimore community is taking steps to make their streets safer.
It's a day nearly three years in the making. The new Route 24 bridge in Harford County is finally open.
Defying a national trend, the number of cars and trucks in Maryland that are running into deer is increasing.
There's an unlikely connection between critical shortages of life-saving drugs and the University of Maryland women's basketball coach.
The Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved about $18 million in grants for three county school systems from money that will be raised by an increase in the sales tax on alcohol, although one board member questioned why $2 million to replace natural grass football fields with artificial turf at two high schools in Howard County was a priority.
Considered to be one of the greatest Broadway musicals of all time, Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" debuted Tuesday night at the Hippodrome.
Environmental projects across the Chesapeake Bay watershed will receive $10.9 million in grants.
The trial for a man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital has been postponed until February after the defendant became ill.
Just days after a sexual assault in Charles Village puts students on alert, the city launches a new awareness campaign designed to help draw attention to the sensitive issue.
Commonly called cadaver dogs, Bay Area Recovery Canines are trained to find the missing.
A Maryland health group is planning to push for a $1 increase in the state's tobacco tax.
This is Baltimore Beer Week, a celebration of all things beer and part of the land of pleasant living.
A rural county in western Maryland is asking the administration of Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley to exempt extremely slow-growing counties from proposed regulations for curbing urban sprawl.
