Debt Talk Causes Spike In Calls, Emails To Md. Congressional Reps
Six days and counting. The great U.S. debt debate continues to occupy Congress, the president and the folks at home.
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Six days and counting. The great U.S. debt debate continues to occupy Congress, the president and the folks at home.
Tempers flared along with the temperatures in a fast-growing area of Harford County this weekend.
Last week's heat wave scorched the Baltimore area, leaving three people in Maryland dead.
Conservation Job Corps is using help from Maryland teenagers to maintain its state parks. The project is saving a million dollars in contractor costs, and teaching the young about respecting our environment.
A 26-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for throwing a chunk of concrete that killed an off-duty Baltimore police officer during a dispute over a parking space.
A group of Maryland scientists is responsible for a medical breakthrough. It could revolutionize the way doctors treat deadly diseases, like E.coli.
Closer to finding a killer. Investigators make progress in a triple murder and arson in Northeast Baltimore. But some say police should have done more to stop the crime.
A battle over biking brings controversy to Loch Raven Reservoir and now to City Hall.
Maryland completed its effort to borrow $512.4 million Wednesday by selling general obligation bonds, getting a good response from investors despite the financial uncertainty churning around the debt limit debate in Washington.
Industry groups are criticizing a new report on the environmental impact of waste from poultry operations.
It was a comfortable day with low humidity and temperatures in the upper 80s. But it will get hotter and muggier as we move into the weekend, with chances of thunderstorms as well.
A military jury has found a U.S. Army National Guardsman guilty of premeditated murder in the shooting death of an Afghan civilian.
Walter Reed Army Medical Center, the Army's flagship hospital where privates to presidents have gone for care, is closing its doors after more than a century.
The Board of Public Works has approved leasing about 250 acres of state prison land in western Maryland for what will be the state's biggest solar energy farm.
Maryland State Police say a trooper suffered a hand fracture when his patrol car was hit by another vehicle and then crashed into a parked tractor-trailer in Frederick.
