Potholes A Problem All Across Md. After Wild Weather
With the welcome warm up comes a horrible side effect--potholes. They're popping up all across the region.
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With the welcome warm up comes a horrible side effect--potholes. They're popping up all across the region.
Could commercial flights to Cuba start flying out of BWI? For the first time in more than five decades, the U.S. and Cuba have agreed to allow roundtrip commercial flights.
For the first time since the cold blooded murders of Harford County Sheriff's Deputies Patrick Dailey and Mark Logsdon, the scene of the crime is back open.
Baltimore could soon be ground zero in the battle against the Zika virus. A special task force to study the virus and develop a vaccine is being formed right here.
Over the past 24 hours, Marylanders have seen the gamut of weather: snow, freezing rain and sleet, rain and then sunshine.
What started as a routine traffic stop on East Baltimore turned into something much more significant when police saw what was in the man's vehicle.
Candidates for Baltimore mayor are taking their campaigns to a wider audience with broader appeal.
It was quite a President's Day gift: almost $19 million to restore and expand the Lincoln Memorial.
It's a third-generation Baltimore business and now it's celebrating its 100th anniversary.
El Faro hearings. Tuesday, the US Coast Guard, along with the NTSB, called witnesses as they try to find out why the 790-foot freighter sank near the Bahamas, killing all 33 crew members---including one man with ties to Baltimore.
Between the blizzard, Monday's snow and Tuesday morning's ice, most central Maryland counties have gone over their planned number of snow days.
It's not terribly unusual for a son or daughter to follow in their parents' footsteps and go into the family business.
Maryland State Police say a man was killed when he lost control of his car on a snow-covered road and hit a utility pole.
A Baltimore drug kingpin who inspired characters on HBO's "The Wire" has died while serving a term in federal prison in North Carolina.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter has approved resuming a military exercise suspended last October when a radar-carrying blimp broke away from its mooring and floated for hours over rural Pennsylvania, triggering blackouts as it dragged its tether across power lines.
