Nearby Nuclear Plant Has Similar Design To Japan's Plant
The eyes of the world remain on the nuclear plant in Japan, crippled by the earthquake and tsunami.
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The eyes of the world remain on the nuclear plant in Japan, crippled by the earthquake and tsunami.
There are some upgrades in technology coming to the city to save money.
Fifty-one dogs seized from a home in Anne Arundel County are headed to new homes.
There was a taste test in Annapolis Tuesday. A group of environmentalists asked the state to stop using bottled water.
Four shootings Monday night added to an already crippling weekend of violence in Baltimore. In the last few days, some 23 people have been injured or killed in the city. It's a spree that has the mayor and police commissioner speaking out.
A major gas leak near a popular mall brought hazmat crews to the scene.
They're crawling, they're everywhere and they really stink.
Maryland has finished counting prison inmates to comply with a new state law that changes how they are counted for legislative redistricting purposes.
The Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday it's considering closing the state's most popular off-road vehicle trail, an 18-mile loop in western Maryland's Green Ridge State Forest, as part of a plan to curb environmental damage and illegal riding statewide.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski is calling for stronger state power reliability standards.
Maryland senators have scheduled a hearing Wednesday on a measure that would add a sales tax for beer, wine and liquor, similar to the one D.C. levies.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's plan to make state utilities buy offshore wind energy may have to wait a year.
The latest section of the Annapolis Towne Centre will open by May, bringing five new restaurants and two financial services companies to the Parole complex.
Montgomery County police say a man has been shot and killed while walking home from work in Olney, and detectives are investigating whether it's linked to another homicide in the same community last week.
A Connecticut man suspected of rapes along the East Coast since 1997 told investigators he began committing sexual offenses six years before that, two law enforcement officials familiar with the case said Tuesday.
