Speed Cameras Coming To Capital Beltway
Speed cameras are coming to the Capital Beltway for the first time as part of a long-term construction project on an already congested stretch of the highway.
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Speed cameras are coming to the Capital Beltway for the first time as part of a long-term construction project on an already congested stretch of the highway.
Metro customers traveling on the red, blue and orange lines should expect to add 20 minutes to their commutes this weekend because of track work.
Prince George's County high school students who want to play a sport in the upcoming school year will have to pay a fee.
President Barack Obama will be taking a break from Washington's sweltering heat wave.
With a 3-and-a-half-year-old daughter suffering from cancer and a 6-year-old son confined to a wheelchair and on a ventilator, Frederick's Colleen Rutledge needs an outlet to get through the day and she gets it riding horses.
A judge has sentenced a Reisterstown woman who billed Baltimore public schools for thousands of hours of tutoring that were never performed to 10 years in prison, with all but 18 months of the sentence suspended.
Marty and Don talked to actress Jordana Beatty and writer Megan McDonald from the movie, "Judy Moody." Mike Schuh was in Glyndon at Mia Carolina Restaurant talking about the 1st Annual Catsino Night to benefit the cats of the Baltimore Humane Society.
Visitors to Ocean City this weekend will see more than just small planes carrying advertising banners.
Transportation officials say some lanes of the outer loop of the Washington Beltway will be closed at times beginning Friday night as signs are put in place for the Woodrow Wilson Bridge project.
The Baltimore School for the Arts is receiving a $1 million donation that will help sustain a decades-old youth program.
A third day of unseasonable heat blistered the eastern half of the country Thursday, making tornado cleanup miserable in Massachusetts and sending country music fans in Tennessee to hospitals, while the surge in demand for energy knocked out power to sections of downtown Detroit.
Lee Westwood has never won a major tournament, but he's been the most consistent contender the past few years. He ranks number 2 in the world, and a solid case can be made for him as a number 1.
Health officials say 39 people have been sickened from a salmonella outbreak spread through handling baby chicks or ducklings.
Guilty of manslaughter—not of murder. That's the judge's decision for the city police officer on trial for the shooting death of a Marine.
Members of a visiting U.S. delegation have met with a jailed U.S. contractor and report that he has lost a lot of weight in captivity but is otherwise doing well.
