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Officials are scheduled to consider a $15.4 million contract for a Maryland Transit Administration hub that would allow the agency to consolidate its operations for bus, Metro and light rail in downtown Baltimore.
The board that runs Reagan and Dulles airports will get an update on the multi-billion dollar plan to extend the region's Metrorail system through Tysons Corner to Dulles and Loudoun County.
Allegheny Power says it's planning a power outage in downtown Frederick Sunday night.
A man climbed over the White House fence near its western entrance gate and ran toward the presidential residence Tuesday evening before he was apprehended by uniformed Secret Service officers.
Prince George's County police say they have identified a 2-year-old boy who accidentally shot and killed himself in Oxon Hill.
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Ted Danson. They talked about his new role on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."
One week ago Justin Rose was just hoping to continue to this week, but after winning the BMW Championship, Rose is now in contention to win the TOUR Championship and the $10 million prize.
Two Prince George's County police officers could face jail time for the beating of a University of Maryland student. The whole thing was caught on camera.
For the first time, service members can be openly gay in uniform.
Maryland lawmakers appear to be moving closer to a gas tax increase, despite voter disapproval.
After nearly three hours of angry debate, the D.C. Council voted Tuesday to raise income taxes for the district's wealthiest residents, a last-minute move intended to soften the blow of a previously approved new tax on municipal bonds.
A startling discovery in western Maryland has Department of Natural Resources Police trying to find who killed one of the nation's most protected birds.
The Democratic leader of the Senate says he'll try this week to add almost $7 billion in disaster aid to must-pass legislation to avert a government shutdown.
Constellation's merger is bad business for BGE customers, according to Governor Martin O'Malley and other Maryland lawmakers.
Maryland public safety officials say they'll use a $350,000 federal grant to intensify the fight to keep cell phones out of prisons in Baltimore.
