High Schoolers Learn The Ins And Outs Of Opera
Dozens of high schoolers are dancing and singing their way through the summer as these future opera stars perfect their craft.
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Dozens of high schoolers are dancing and singing their way through the summer as these future opera stars perfect their craft.
They're slimy and fascinating, and now you have a chance to see them in Baltimore. They're giant salamanders that hide under rocks.
The arrests of a presidential historian and his assistant on charges of stealing documents worth millions from the Maryland Historical Society have other groups nationwide checking the security of their archives.
The Maryland Public Service Commission wants to remind residents that public utilities are barred from shutting off electrical service or gas service used for cooling during the heat wave.
Police are responding to a collision between a freight train and a pickup truck in Hagerstown.
The Maryland Transit Administration says it is taking steps to protect MARC trains, equipment and passengers during the heat wave.
The Maryland state archivist says he's ready to delve into the history of Negro Mountain.
The feasibility of a new $600 million Prince George's County medical center will be studied by a state, university and county partnership.
The Maryland Department of the Environment is inviting the public to discuss a proposed incinerator near Frederick that would convert garbage from at least two counties into electricity.
While yesterday provided many areas with "token relief" from the heat, the next few days should bring the Eastern region the summer's hottest weather thus far. In fact, the next three days are looking more and more like the three-day period between July 5 and 7 of last year, when the temperature in most of the larger cities reached 100 on at least two of those three days.
Montgomery County fire officials say a portion of a major roadway in Rockville has been closed following a building fire.
The heat wave is creating unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups across much of Maryland.
A commuter train service is asking its riders to be on the lookout for someone slashing its trains' seats the last few months.
Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp says the opening of a $718 million bond sale is being postponed because of the debt ceiling debate in Washington.
Several Maryland cities are opening cooling centers to help residents cope with the extreme summer heat.
