Md. Officials Inspecting Bridges For Flood Damage
Officials are inspecting bridges around Maryland for possible damage from flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee.
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Officials are inspecting bridges around Maryland for possible damage from flooding caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee.
Near record flows on the Susquehanna River are bringing sewage, sediments and other pollution into the Chesapeake Bay. And that's threatening bay grasses, oysters and other key species that help improve the bay's water quality.
Travelers may encounter some delays at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport this weekend.
The Green Spring Racquet Club is holding a tennis open house. Also, Dr. Bill talks about gluten-free food.
Considering the weather we've had over the past several days this weekend doesn't look too bad, though rain is in the forecast once again. The good news is that heavy rain does not appear to be likely at any point through the next, but we will have a few opportunities for some precipitation.
Amateur golf Tom Lewis is leading the Great Britain & Ireland team at the Walker Cup Matches, but he is ready to take on the pros after his strong performance at the Open Championship.
People are keeping a close eye as the water rises and falls with the tides. And the worst may be yet to come.
Now that the floodwater is finally receding in the Baltimore area, we're seeing some of the worst damage for the first time.
Raven fans are getting festive this Friday. With the season kick-off now in sight, football fans say they're ready to start the season off right.
Authorities say the credible terror threat focuses on New York City and nearby Washington D.C., so there will be an intense focus on area bridges in Maryland.
Justin Hadel of College Station, Texas, was sentenced Friday in Worcester County Circuit Court, The Daily Times of Salisbury reports.
Maryland's congressional delegation is seeking a federal emergency declaration for Tropical Storm Lee.
With several Democratic challengers helping to split the electorate, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is expected to coast to victory in next week's primary election.
Federal prosecutors say that a Maryland businessman has pleaded guilty to conspiring to export to Pakistan materials and equipment that can be used in nuclear reactors.
A standoff between former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and the Cuban government stretched into a second day Friday.
