As One Md. Telework Center Closes, Another Opens
A government-funded telework center in Hagerstown is closing this month and will be replaced by another telework center run by a commercial finance company.
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A government-funded telework center in Hagerstown is closing this month and will be replaced by another telework center run by a commercial finance company.
Maryland's utility regulator says Verizon might have violated state law when it failed to notify emergency call centers about network problems that prevented thousands of 911 calls from going through.
Authorities say a fatal accident inside the Third Street Tunnel in southwest Washington has been cleared and an exit has reopened.
A groundbreaking ceremony is being held for a new $21 million Halethorpe MARC commuter rail station.
The Capitals now have a large Baltimore fan base.
Marty and Don talked to Mark Viviano about the Orioles' home opener. In People Are Talking, Ron Matz was at Oriole Park at Camden Yards welcoming singers from the Sounds of Downtown--Downtown Partnership.
Teams from Towson, South Carroll and Institute of Notre Dame compete.
It's a tiny, but potentially deadly problem on several Southwest Airlines planes. A plane was forced to make an emergency landing when a hole blew open its roof at 36,000 feet.
A night at a Canton bar ends with an off-duty Howard County police officer in handcuffs.
Yes, we actually saw sunshine today! It hung on for most of the day before clouds thickened through the afternoon. With the sun out, we warmed up considerably from where we've been lately.
Tragedy on the tracks. Two people were hit by trains Sunday in separate accidents.
Prince George's County police are investigating a slaying in Langley Park.
From the unrest in the Middle East to the summer season approaching, gas prices keep rising. Drivers are being warned they're only going to go higher.
Maryland's largest farmers' market has kicked off its season sooner than ever before. The Baltimore Farmers' Market and Bazaar has been around for more than three decades.
As Camden Yards gets ready for Opening Day, Baltimore's hotels and restaurants are, too.
