Baltimore Port Businesses Looking To Cut Pollution
Officials at the Port of Baltimore say they are working to keep pollution out of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Officials at the Port of Baltimore say they are working to keep pollution out of the Chesapeake Bay.
The Western Maryland Scenic Railroad is reporting a 22 percent ridership increase last year.
Gas prices are exploding and it's likely setting off alarms in your bank account.
A Hagerstown man faces a charge of threatening a public official after he talked about killing a local judge.
A new report by independent consultants says a Pepco plan aimed at reducing power outages was assembled hastily and should be revamped.
There's new information about the disappearance of two Baltimore County girls.
A bill allowing children of illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates at Maryland colleges is scheduled to be taken up by the state Senate in the middle of the week.
An online poll about how best to refurbish Ocean City's boardwalk has drawn an overwhelming response.
An unemployed truck driver already suspected of sexually assaulting more than a dozen women might be responsible for other attacks that were never reported, according to authorities investigating the so-called East Coast Rapist.
U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett is sharing his views on the war in Afghanistan after making his first visit there.
Prince George's County Police shot and killed a man they say was threatening people with a handgun in a neighborhood near FedEx Field.
One of the world's biggest gas-mask makers is opening a research-and-development center in Belcamp, near the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Maryland officials have nominated two new members to Metro's board of directors.
Marty and Don talked to actor Ed Helms about his new movie, "Cedar Rapids." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was at Polish Treasures talking about Mardi Gras donuts.
A music video, featuring students from George Washington Elementary, helps students prepare for the Maryland School Assessments.
