Ocean City Businesses Reap Benefits Of Large Crowds During July 4th
Thousands are celebrating the Fourth of July in Ocean City this week and businesses are banking on the holiday crowd to kick off their peak season.
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Thousands are celebrating the Fourth of July in Ocean City this week and businesses are banking on the holiday crowd to kick off their peak season.
Open or closed? It's just one of the questions being proposed in historic Ellicott City after severe flooding decimated main street for the second time in less than two years.
When it gets this hot, one of the best ways to cool down is with a scoop or two of ice cream.
The Maryland newspaper where five people were killed by a gunman last week said it received death threats and emails celebrating the shootings following the attack.
Scratch and sniff lottery tickets?
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is asking for a Presidential Disaster Declaration for the state of Maryland as a result of the flooding on May 27 that turned deadly in Ellicott City and affected Baltimore city and Baltimore county.
The Baltimore Police Department has launched a new program with the main goal of protecting members of the LGBTQ community.
Parents understand just how often kids lose their belongings.
Two of America's most popular SUVs earned performed badly in a crash test designed to show how well front-seat passengers are protected in a violent collision.
Designer Kate Spade was found dead in her Manhattan apartment following an apparent suicide.
Full-scale sports betting is coming to Delaware, barely three weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for states to implement wagering schemes.
Sears is closing at least 72 more locations across the country, the beleaguered retailer said on Thursday.
Ray Lewis is holding an open casting call for extras in an independent movie called "Potential."
Nursing mothers travelling via Amtrak will have a suite to accommodate their needs at several stations nationwide, including Baltimore's Penn Station.
After yet another devastating flash flood ripped apart their historic Maryland mill town, hundreds of residents and business owners are again asking themselves: Should I stay or should I go?
