Bay Foundation Applauds Obama Drilling Decision
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says President Barack Obama made the right decision in not pursuing offshore drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico or along the East Coast.
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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says President Barack Obama made the right decision in not pursuing offshore drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico or along the East Coast.
Doing more with less, that's what the Baltimore County Executive elect hopes to do with a new plan to save money.
The D.C. region will be affected like no other by the Obama administration's proposed freeze on federal pay for the next two years.
There's been a major cool-down over Maryland Wednesday-. Temperatures have dropped drastically in the past 24 hours and with that cold weather came rain.
Passenger guns will soon be aboard some Amtrak trains.
The husband-and-wife owners of several Maryland liquor stores have pleaded not guilty to their alleged roles in a scheme to sell untaxed alcohol and cigarettes.
In a reversal, the Obama administration said Wednesday it will not pursue offshore drilling off the East Coast of the U.S. and the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
A gunman stormed a local pizza shop trying to rob it, but he ended up getting more than he bargained for.
A huge fire destroyed a building in Baltimore County. It's one of nearly a dozen--all at the same location in Dundalk--and now investigators think an arsonist is to blame.
Wow, what a cold front! This strong storm is producing everything from severe weather to flooding rain to damaging winds to incredible temperature swings...and even to snow on the back of it. Where do we even start?
An incoming member of the Prince George's County Council is indicating she won't oppose the seating of newly elected member Leslie Johnson, who faces federal charges in a corruption probe.
Environmental groups are beginning to assess Virginia's plan to put the Chesapeake Bay on a pollution diet, and they are not impressed with the effort.
A Frederick man faces a negligent hunting charge for allegedly firing a shotgun slug that struck a house.
The third of four suspects charged in the slaying of a D.C. middle school principal has pleaded guilty, but his sentencing has been postponed.
