Scientists Question Anthrax Attack Findings
A group of scientists casts doubt on FBI conclusions about the 2001 anthrax attacks.
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A group of scientists casts doubt on FBI conclusions about the 2001 anthrax attacks.
President Barack Obama is spending time with wounded service members at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
Gas prices took another dive this week, dropping to as low as $3.17 a gallon.
The cool weather is coming back and there are ways to keep your house warm without raising your thermostat.
A state senator says he will introduce legislation in Maryland's upcoming special session on redistricting to preserve the 6th congressional district from changes made under a draft plan.
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One of the nation's largest homebuilders must pay $625,000 to the federal government and seven states, including Maryland, for stormwater violations.
It's another warm day. Highs are going up into the 80s - way above the average of 69 degrees. Sunshine is giving way to high clouds already. But these high clouds are going to thicken and lower over the next 24 hours. That's because the tropical disturbance over the Southeast coast is moving our way.
After 25 books, writing projects should come easy for Craig Symonds.
Billions of dollars in arts funding is serving a mostly wealthy, white audience that is shrinking while only a small chunk of money goes to emerging art groups that serve poorer communities that are more ethnically diverse, according to a report being released Monday.
A new state law that goes into effect in January will impose a $25 fine for every illegal commercial sign placed along state highways.
Three Metro Green Line stations will be closed through the end of the day Monday for construction and maintenance.
A large ridge of high pressure continues to dominate the weather across the Eastern Region. This has resulted in some unseasonably warm weather, which will continue today. Most temperatures should climb into the mid-80s this afternoon, except in some of the highest terrain.
Don and Tim had "Coffee With" Jeanne Tripplehorn. They talked about the new Lifetime show, "Five." For Manic Monday, Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from the Baltimore City Cancer Program.
A full-scale model of a telescope expected to replace the Hubble Space Telescope will be coming to Baltimore's Inner Harbor this month.
