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Maryland will become the first state to ban the felt-soled fishing boots that an invasive algae uses to travel from stream to stream. But the ban will have consumers scrambling to replace gear and retailers left with boots they can no longer sell.
A gas leak sends a Howard County townhouse up in flames.
Asian wasps that hijack stink bug eggs for their own young are being eyed as the answer to the destructive pest that is threatening mid-Atlantic crops.
About 350 athletes are wrapping up three days of competition in the Special Olympics of Maryland winter games at the Whitetail ski resort near Mercersburg, Pa.
The city of Cumberland is choosing a veteran firefighter to head the department.
The Environmental Protection Agency is making $1.8 million available for projects benefiting the Potomac Highlands.
Penn National Gaming Inc. has completed its acquisition of Rosecroft Raceway, which will allow the Prince George's County racetrack to emerge from bankruptcy.
More escalator problems are being reported at Metro stations in Washington.
Maryland House Republicans will be outlining plans to make deeper spending cuts in the state budget.
Drivers are already trying out the first seven-mile stretch of the InterCounty Connector and now express bus service is starting along the new highway.
A D.C. councilman directed city officials Monday to speed up work on developing a better and more reliable system for catching drunken drivers, a year after flawed breath-testing equipment called into question hundreds of convictions.
An emergency plan to outlaw the sale of five chemicals used in herbal blends to make synthetic marijuana becomes official Tuesday.
Marty and Don talked to Baltimore native and Buffalo Bills' OLB about the 2nd annual Celebration of the Arts Week and Reception. The purpose of the week is to raise money for youth art programs in Baltimore City. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Dundalk talking about free pancakes at IHOP.
"Like a lion looking for prey." That's how one woman describes the man who raped her inside her own apartment. Police say that same man is behind dozens more attacks stretching from New England to northern Virginia.
