Mikulski Seeks Stronger Power Reliability Regulations
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski is calling for stronger state power reliability standards.
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Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski is calling for stronger state power reliability standards.
Maryland senators have scheduled a hearing Wednesday on a measure that would add a sales tax for beer, wine and liquor, similar to the one D.C. levies.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's plan to make state utilities buy offshore wind energy may have to wait a year.
The latest section of the Annapolis Towne Centre will open by May, bringing five new restaurants and two financial services companies to the Parole complex.
Montgomery County police say a man has been shot and killed while walking home from work in Olney, and detectives are investigating whether it's linked to another homicide in the same community last week.
A Connecticut man suspected of rapes along the East Coast since 1997 told investigators he began committing sexual offenses six years before that, two law enforcement officials familiar with the case said Tuesday.
A former California man has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for mail fraud in thefts from a Glen Burnie hospital.
Anglers gearing up for the Maryland stream-fishing season can leave their felt-soled waders at home.
Two more people involved in the taxicab industry in Washington have pleaded guilty to bribery charges.
Officials with the Maryland Symphony Orchestra say the group needs $50,000 by May 1 so it can conduct its annual Salute to Independence concert at Antietam National Battlefield.
Heavy rains and melting snow are taking a toll on the Chesapeake Bay.
The University of Maryland will hold a cybersecurity seminar in April made possible by a sponsorship from Google.
An Anne Arundel County man is found dead in his home from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Cumberland officials say they have an agreement that would enable the western Maryland city to sell treated wastewater to a natural gas drilling company for an extraction technique called hydraulic fracturing.
A nonprofit behavioral health organization says it's teaming up with federal and state agencies to create a residence for homeless female veterans in Hagerstown.
