CAA Reprimands Towson For Late Arrival Against GMU
The Colonial Athletic Association has reprimanded Towson's men's basketball team for missing tipoff following a massive snowstorm Wednesday.
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The Colonial Athletic Association has reprimanded Towson's men's basketball team for missing tipoff following a massive snowstorm Wednesday.
Just what you don't want to hear: More snow is on the way for the Washington region.
Baltimore officials say they towed about 230 abandoned vehicles to lots around the city during and after a fast-moving snowstorm.
Anne Arundel County is opening warming stations in response to lingering power outages and dropping temperatures.
A western Maryland man and a hunter from Baltimore County have been fined up to $500 each for using corn and molasses to lure bears for hunting.
An autopsy has confirmed that a body pulled from the Mississippi River is that of the brother of Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed.
Towson's men's basketball team faced long enough odds as 19-point underdogs at George Mason. It got no easier when a hellacious 10-hour drive over some 70 miles forced a postponement of Wednesday night's matchup.
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office says a Westminster man collapsed and died while shoveling snow.
Gov. Martin O'Malley says one of Maryland's biggest challenges from the snowstorm is that about 230,000 people remain without electricity.
A Capitol Heights man has pleaded guilty to animal cruelty for shooting paintballs at ducks in Hagerstown's City Park.
Prince George's County fire officials say a couple has been hospitalized after their home lost power during the snowstorm and they used a gasoline generator inside the house.
A western Maryland man says there was a bit of karma in his decision to give water and M&Ms to dozens of motorists stranded for hours in a snowstorm.
The Maryland Transit Administration says MARC and commuter bus service will be restored after interruptions caused by the snowstorm.
The head of the federal government's personnel office says he's sorry that so many people were caught in historically bad traffic Wednesday but defended his decision to let workers leave two hours early.
State Sen. J.B. Jennings, who is an Air National Guardsman, has been called to duty.
