Baltimore May Soon Get More Small Businesses
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How would you like thousands of dollars to start your own business in Baltimore? There's a new program that makes it possible.
Your BGE bill will be rising. The utility has been granted an increase by the state and plans to seek another one.
The mother of a University of Maryland student killed during a string of homicides last month is picketing with students outside the Prince George's County police headquarters.
Police throughout the mid-Atlantic region are planning extra patrols on Super Bowl Sunday in a bid to deter drunken driving and keep the roads safe.
National parks and historic sites in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia are hosting events and exhibits to highlight black history in the region.
A fight in the stands has forced a game between cross-town rival basketball teams in Baltimore to be suspended to be finished at a later date.
A Maryland House Republican leader who is pressing to end the state's $15 million earmark program has been seeking earmarks for her own district this year.
In his first year in office, Gov. Martin O'Malley successfully pushed for a major increase in transportation funding, despite facing a budget shortfall of more than $1 billion.
It was one year ago this weekend that the region was blanketed by a snowstorm President Barack Obama dubbed "Snowmageddon."
Teams from Notre Dame Prep, Southern and Catonsville compete.
There's good news and bad news this morning as we take a look at the upcoming forecast period -- the good news is that the precipitation today will be of little impact with plain rain expected in most locations and near normal temperatures in the short-term.
A dog killed after being set on fire in a Baltimore neighborhood. It's a crime that's turning into a test case for how the city handles animal abuse cases.
Fighting school violence. Local schools are taking a new approach to stop bullying, but some may say the plan is too intrusive.
A former mental health agency director who hid a video camera in a bathroom has been sentenced to five months in jail.
