BLOG: The Blizzard Is Winding Down
The massive blizzard that just hammered the East Coast is now finally winding down.
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The massive blizzard that just hammered the East Coast is now finally winding down.
State police are investigating the slaying of a 71-year-old Cecil County man.
Prince George's County will pay for an audit of the county's Department of Housing and Community Development following long-standing concerns about the department's operations.
It's cold now but Baltimore's nightlife is heating up thanks to a major renovation at the Power Plant Live Entertainment District.
All of Maryland could not avoid this massive snowstorm. While many roads are clear Monday night, the Eastern Shore was blanketed.
Taking down the old to bring in the new. The Fort McHenry Visitor's Center as you may remember it is now gone and a new, bigger one is set to open.
Police in Howard County in Maryland are a looking for a suspect who robbed an armored truck employee picking up a deposit in Ellicott City.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say they broke through ice and faced rough seas to rescue two duck hunters that became stuck on an island in the Chesapeake Bay during severe weather.
Some expectant parents in western Maryland are objecting to a new policy that bans birth photography at the Hagerstown hospital.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski will become the longest serving woman in the history of the U.S. Senate when she is sworn in for her fifth term next week.
The blizzard that is now burying areas from New Jersey to Boston this morning only delivered an inch or two to much of the Greater Baltimore Area yesterday.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says a stream affected by a Superfund site near Cumberland is healthy but not vibrant more than 15 years after the pollution source was capped.
State highway officials are warning motorists to use caution on the Eastern Shore, which got the worst of a snowstorm that moved through the state.
Don and Marty had Coffee With Dr. Drew Pinsky. Ron Matz welcomed singers from Boy Scout Troop 100 United Heritage Church.
Malls were packed Sunday as shoppers returned unwanted presents or spent gift cards.
