BLOG: Spring Starts Sunday
Spring doesn't officially start until tomorrow evening, but what a stretch of it we have had the last few days.
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Spring doesn't officially start until tomorrow evening, but what a stretch of it we have had the last few days.
More than 100 anti-war protesters, including the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers, were arrested outside the White House on Saturday in demonstrations marking the eighth anniversary of the U.S.-led war in Iraq.
Authorities in Anne Arundel County seized more than 22 pounds of marijuana this week after intercepting four packages at a mail sorting facility.
Criminal and civil charges are pending against two Harford County residents suspected of hosting frequent underage drinking parties.
PETA says Americans being evacuated from Japan are not allowed to take their pets with them.
Baltimore Police are investigating a triple shooting.
Prince George's County has established a $50 million fund aimed at creating jobs and encouraging economic development.
State lawmakers from Baltimore County are questioning the annual salary offered to a deputy schools superintendent who starts work next month.
Teams from Western, Long Reach and New Town compete.
After a decent weekend, the following workweek will be characterized by a plethora of cloudiness and at least two periods of precipitation, at least one of which having the potential to produce snow across portions of the forecast area.
The Red Cross is holding free CPR classes on Saturday. Also, we have tips on making sure your pets are safe in case of a disaster.
Montgomery County Police say a co-worker killed a woman found dead inside an upscale yoga clothing store in Bethesda last week.
The Maryland House Appropriations Committee approved an array of budget cuts and fee increases Friday night to restore much of the education money that was targeted under Gov. Martin O'Malley's budget proposal.
A Montgomery County police officer charged with illegally using computers to help her drug-dealing fiance was released on home confinement Friday and will be tracked through electronic monitoring equipment.
A House panel has rejected a proposal to impose fees on bad drivers.
