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The congressional subcommittee that oversees the District of Columbia has called Mayor Vincent Gray to testify about his budget proposal, an unusual move that angered some D.C. leaders who say the city should be allowed to make its own spending decisions.
Toys R Us says Constellation Energy will build and operate North America's largest rooftop solar power installation on top of a New Jersey distribution center.
Some postal workers in Frederick are challenging a U.S. Postal Service proposal to move local mail-processing operations to Baltimore.
The private forecasting service AccuWeather says it's willing to modify its agreement with the Frederick County public schools after school officials said the company didn't warn them about a storm system that spawned tornadoes in two neighboring counties.
Pittsburgh police aren't commenting on a prosecutor's decision to drop charges against two workers charged with stealing two massive sets of elk antlers.
In the wake of water meter complaints, Baltimore's Department of Public Works is promising an overhaul.
The incoming superintendent of Montgomery County public schools will be paid a higher annual base salary than his predecessor.
Healing herb or dangerous drug? The contentious debate over medical marijuana takes a new step in Maryland.
Metro is touting new hybrid-electric buses that the transit agency says will be more reliable and more fuel efficient.
Don and Marty talked to Eddie Brown about his new book, "Beating the Odds: Eddie Brown's Investing and Life Strategies." Ron Matz talked to Jon Sevel and Michael Greenebaum about the Maryland Half Marathon.
Authorities say a Salisbury, Md. nightclub employee has been charged in the weekend shooting of two people outside the establishment.
A new report says Maryland is a leader in providing tools to help policymakers prioritize transportation spending.
Caroline Frazier has spent months dreading that her 18-year-old daughter may be buried 70 feet deep in a mammoth landfill. Making matters worse, she says, is that no one is searching for her there.
A memorial created 20 years ago in West Baltimore in memory of a 6-year-girl killed by a stray bullet has been rebuilt.
Scientists with the Maryland Department of Agriculture are working to protect a treasured grove of ancient trees from a sap-sucking insect.
