On Time: Sunday, March 6, 2011
Kai Jackson spoke with Jerdine Nolen and Arlaine Freeman (segment one); Diane Smith, Tyrell Stanley and Tony Steiner(segment two) and Rebuilding Together Baltimore (segment three).
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Kai Jackson spoke with Jerdine Nolen and Arlaine Freeman (segment one); Diane Smith, Tyrell Stanley and Tony Steiner(segment two) and Rebuilding Together Baltimore (segment three).
The first day of toll collections on the new Intercounty Connector has led to a big drop in the number of drivers using the 7-mile stretch of highway.
Constellation Energy says requiring utilities to buy offshore wind power will cost customers billions at the expense of more cost-effective clean-energy alternatives.
The rain, and snow are gone but the stormy weather pattern continues.
A Maryland company says it will likely begin manufacturing wind turbine blades on Maryland's Eastern Shore in two years.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Monday that Sophie Dagenais plans to depart March 21. The mayor says the search for a new chief of staff is under way.
The National Park Service will launch a tourist boat this spring in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park at Williamsport.
Montgomery County Police say a Damascus teenager has been killed in an accident on Route 27 in Germantown.
The Maryland Lottery says the state's two casinos generated $12.2 million in February, up from nearly $10.8 million in January.
The U.S. Naval Academy is changing its core curriculum for the first time in about 10 years by adding two cybersecurity courses.
The western Maryland town of Mountain Lake Park approved an ordinance that bans the creation of new gas wells within the town of 2,100.
Australia's government will give $3 million to help build a planned visitor center near Washington's Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
The National Weather Service is reporting minor flooding along the Monocacay River near Frederick.
Dawn Getzandanner, elementary science teacher specialist for Frederick County Public Schools, uses living organisms to get kids excited about learning.
At Washington County Technical High School, students make and serve all the lunches.
