Hagerstown Gets Grant For New Parking Deck Lights
A government grant will help pay to replace metal halide lights in a Hagerstown parking deck with light-emmitting diodes.
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A government grant will help pay to replace metal halide lights in a Hagerstown parking deck with light-emmitting diodes.
The National Zoo says its 44-year-old western lowland gorilla has been euthanized.
Federal prosecutors say a convicted sex offender has pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography.
African-Americans in the South are shunning city life for the suburbs at the highest levels in decades, rapidly integrating large metropolitan areas that were historically divided between inner-city blacks and suburban whites.
Maryland state senators are seeking to exempt slots operators from potentially paying millions of dollars in local property taxes on the gambling devices starting each year.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake did not violate city ethics laws by voting on contracts involving Johns Hopkins University, despite her husband's employment with a Hopkins subsidiary, Baltimore's top lawyer reported Thursday.
Federal prosecutors say a Laurel woman has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter in a 2009 car crash.
Decorations, dancing and corned beef and cabbage, it's all part of St. Patrick's Day in Baltimore.
High gas prices make drivers wonder: Am I getting what I pay for?
The Navy says the Baltimore-based hospital ship USNS Comfort is preparing for a new mission to Central and South America and the Caribbean.
It's Match Day, the day fourth-year medical students across the country learn where they will begin their careers as doctors.
Maryland taxpayers are watching to see if they'll be paying more for gasoline and alcohol.
St. Patrick's Day safety. In light of the holiday, the Baltimore County Police Department is beefing up patrols.
Subpoenaed. One of the most powerful politicians in Maryland—John Leopold—is under fire again. The Anne Arundel County executive is at the center of an investigation by the state prosecutor's office into how he has been using his county-paid security detail.
Out of control. That's what experts are saying about Japan's overheated nuclear complex. As each day passes, the risk increases that nuclear fuel rods will spray radiation. Americans living and working in Japan are trying to get out.
