Power Problems Continue To Plague Marylanders After Irene; More Crews Arrive To Help
Thousands of people will be going into day number five without power and they're finding creative ways to get by.
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Thousands of people will be going into day number five without power and they're finding creative ways to get by.
More than 141,000 customers were still without power Wednesday in the Mid-Atlantic region, days after Hurricane Irene finished pummeling the area.
An Aruban judge decided on Wednesday to keep Gary Giordano locked up for an additional 60 days.
Governor Martin O'Malley continues to survey damage throughout the state.
Two Maryland men have pleaded not guilty to a string of bank robberies that authorities say netted $1.3 million.
Last-minute preparations are underway for the Baltimore Grand Prix. That means plenty of road closures and traffic headaches for drivers downtown.
The cleanup continues. Crews are working to remove the trees that fell during Irene.
Hurricane Irene just keeps on giving. In this case, it's millions of gallons of raw sewage.
Maryland State Police say skeletal remains found among construction debris two years ago in Westminster belonged to a woman who went missing from Baltimore 14 years ago.
The U.S. Geological Survey says rains from Hurricane Irene pushed rivers to record levels in Maryland, Delaware and eight other states.
The University of Maryland says a new rooftop solar power array atop a College Park building is one of the largest in the Washington area.
The father of a Frostburg State University football player who died this week says his son suffered head trauma.
