City Loses Millions Of Dollars To Help Lead Paint Victims
Right now, there are young children living in city houses tainted with lead paint facing serious health dangers.
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Right now, there are young children living in city houses tainted with lead paint facing serious health dangers.
The weather ups and downs continue, and today we are on the upside. Spring is in the air - at least for today. Sunshine and a southwesterly wind has warmed us up to low 60s this afternoon.
An Eastern Shore man found not guilty of child sex abuse is fighting to rebuild his reputation and his family.
Maryland's practice of paying all teacher pension costs at state expense is "totally nonsustainable," Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller told a panel of lawmakers as he stressed the need for legislation to shift some costs to local governments.
The Environmental Protection Agency has named a new senior adviser to lead the agency's massive Chesapeake Bay restoration.
The Kennedy Center in Washington has been converted into a palace to showcase India's arts, precious gems and diverse culture over the next three weeks.
An investigator says a campaign to catch a man known as the East Coast Rapist by using electronic billboards and a website is generating leads.
Gov. Martin O'Malley met again with officials of French utility Electricite de France SA over stalled plans for a third reactor at the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant in southern Maryland.
A Republican senator objected Wednesday to comments made from the Senate dais by the vice president of the Maryland State Education Association, during an event celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday that promotes reading.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a suspicious death in Essex.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the state is ready to help retrain and retain steelworkers at the Sparrows Point plant near Baltimore.
The Reverend Jesse Jackson appealed to Cuba on Tuesday to release an American contractor facing a possible 20-year sentence on charges of trying to undermine the government, saying granting him freedom on humanitarian grounds could open the door for better relations.
It's been more than three months since a teen stowaway from Baltimore died, and investigators say the public may never know what happened.
Hazmat crews rushed to the CCBC-Essex campus for a science lab accident Tuesday.
The Hagerstown City Council is refusing to take over a downtown telework center after federal funding expires March 31.
