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The intense winds yesterday left damage all around the state. Winds topped out at 60-68 mph in numerous counties and BWI-Marshall topped out at 59 mph.
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The intense winds yesterday left damage all around the state. Winds topped out at 60-68 mph in numerous counties and BWI-Marshall topped out at 59 mph.
A 20-year-old undergraduate student at Johns Hopkins University is in critical but stable condition after being struck by a vehicle while he was riding a bike.
The family of a young man killed in a wild police shooting outside a Baltimore club last month protested in front of City Hall.
Another round of Maryland troops is heading to war.
Police in Hagerstown have identified a man found dead in a wooded area of the city.
Two security checkpoints at Baltimore's Thurgood Marshall Airport were shut down for more than a half hour because of improper screening of passengers.
High winds have damaged a historic home in Annapolis.
The first and only African-American mayor of Annapolis, John Thomas Chambers Jr., has died.
Teams from Calvert, North County and Pikesville compete.
Baltimore City firefighters rescued a man from a fire Saturday morning.
The American Craft Council Show returns to Baltimore. Also, March Madness is coming up---but did you know technology can help you catch all the games?
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III announced the appointment of an independent board to review the police-involved shooting that occurred on Jan. 9, 2011, as well as related police policies and procedures.
Organizers say hundreds of people will brave temperatures in the upper 30s to take a dip in Deep Creek Lake for charity.
Spring may be right around the corner, but the flu is hitting its peak in Maryland. Right now doctors are getting flooded with sick patients.
If you took even one step outside Friday, you felt it and certainly heard it. Howling, powerful winds ripped through Maryland, and they sure left behind a big mess.
