Blackwater Refuge In Maryland Adds 400 Acres
The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is acquiring more than 400 acres that will help support wildlife habitat management needs and maintain the region's ecological diversity.
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The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is acquiring more than 400 acres that will help support wildlife habitat management needs and maintain the region's ecological diversity.
We experience more heat and humidity today with temperatures in the mid- to upper-90s. A heavy downpour is expected tonight. Keep those umbrellas handy!
Baltimore County is touting the start of construction on a library and community college facility in Owings Mills.
A University of Maryland researcher says he has developed a wireless bridge monitoring system to test for problems like those that brought down a Minneapolis bridge four years ago.
Prince George's County police are investigating the killing of woman found dead on the balcony of an apartment in Temple Hills.
Maryland State Police say a 14-year-old girl has been struck and killed by a car while crossing a street in Harford County.
Ron Matz was in Pikesville at Suburban House talking about the new Zagat Survey. Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Paul and Mira Sorvino. They talked about diabetes and healthy eating.
A federal grand jury indicted a presidential historian and his assistant for stealing and selling historical documents from museums in New York and Baltimore.
After a less than stellar season, Billy Mayfair has positioned himself to win The Greenbrier Classic and keep his PGA Tour card for 2012.
Animal abuse strikes Baltimore again and the results are heartbreaking. A kitten set on fire in East Baltimore is now clinging to life.
Howard County police have charged an 18-year-old man in the stabbing death of a 17-year-old youth.
One firefighter was injured in a blaze that destroyed a home in Elkton.
A Pasadena man has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for pushing a stranger who couldn't swim into the Inner Harbor.
Looking for lead. A group of Harford County homeowners is searching for the source of lead that's seeped into their tap water.
On the outside it looked like a normal house, but prosecutors say inside women traded sex for money. We're learning more about how the alleged brothel was busted.
