Ellicott City Receives Multi-Million Dollar Boost To Repair Roads Following Floods
Ellicott City is getting $3.6 million to help repair the roads damaged in the historic flooding last May.
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Ellicott City is getting $3.6 million to help repair the roads damaged in the historic flooding last May.
The measure calls for creating an independent body with the authority to evaluate high-cost prescription drugs and set rates for Maryland residents to pay.
A family lost their home Thursday morning after a fire broke out over their garage.
Police are searching for two suspects who attacked a 95-year-old bar owner Wednesday morning in her Pasadena home.
Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, lied to special counsel Robert Mueller, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
A Rockville man has been arrested in connection with a string of burglaries Wednesday morning in Hagerstown Hall at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Governor Hogan took to Facebook on Wednesday to appeal to House Democrats who have supported starting school after Labor Day in the past.
For Baltimore drivers, I-83 has been nothing short of a hazardous headache to travel.
In two weeks the Baltimore City Public School Board will host a meeting to discuss questions in the aftermath of the Frederick Douglass High School shooting.
It's the end of an era in Baltimore. Quarterback Joe Flacco was traded to the Denver Broncos Wednesday after an 11-year run in Charm City.
A major renewal effort is underway in one of Baltimore's best known predominantly African-American neighborhoods.
The Citizen app claims 600,000 users in New York. It pushes reports of most crimes, but not suspicious people, packages or suicides.
Mayor Catherine Pugh defended the cost of $400 a night hotel rooms for her and two aides, after a Baltimore Sun report raised eyebrows about the expenditure.
Several Maryland health groups expressed support Wednesday for a measure that would bring back the individual mandate for health insurance in the state, with what supporters are calling an innovative twist: give the uninsured a choice of either paying a penalty at tax time or making a down payment toward a health insurance plan.
The Maryland SPCA's sixth annual Kindness for Paws Art Show and Sale features the work of students across the Baltimore region.
