Metro: New Fees Not Changing Ridership Habits
A new Metro report says riders aren't happy with the transit agency's "peak-of-the-peak" fares, but the extra 20-cent fee isn't changing their behavior.
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A new Metro report says riders aren't happy with the transit agency's "peak-of-the-peak" fares, but the extra 20-cent fee isn't changing their behavior.
The Maryland General Assembly sent a bill that provides millions of dollars in grants and loans to help horse racing tracks to Gov. Martin O'Malley's desk for his signature Monday night.
Baltimore City leaders announced the Washington Capitals will host a game at 1st Mariner Arena.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a bill to grant in-state college tuition rates to illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements.
A Carroll County woman armed with a handgun who was threatening suicide was fatally wounded by a Maryland state trooper Monday evening after she refused repeated orders to surrender and repeatedly pointed the gun at him.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a measure that's needed for the state to collect additional federal jobless benefits.
There's a decision in the trial of a man charged with killing an off-duty police detective. Jurors found Sian James guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
Police are back at square one after the search for a missing teenager came up empty.
Towson University's Dance Team has hit lucky number 13. They've won another National Championship, a trend unbroken for 13 straight years.
Lawmakers only have a few hours left to wrap up this year's session.
A new state-of-the-art passenger boarding bridge was unveiled at the Port of Baltimore Monday, kicking off a five-day cruise to Bermuda.
Police shot a man in Federal Hill when he pointed a gun at them.
Prosecutores made their case Monday against the man accused of murdering a local lacrosse star.
A Baltimore County jury finds a man guilty of first-degree murder.
A measure to raise the sales tax on alcohol from 6 percent to 9 percent in July was approved 78-62 by the House of Delegates on Monday, sending the legislation to the state Senate to consider on the last day of the Maryland General Assembly session.
