Md. Troopers Plan DUI Patrols In Every County
Maryland State Police plan to conduct saturation patrols for drunken or impaired drivers in every county for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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Maryland State Police plan to conduct saturation patrols for drunken or impaired drivers in every county for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Backers of wind energy are turning to global warming to heat up support for a bill currently before the state legislature.
The United States is taking a closer look at radiation fears. Tokyo is seeing normal levels of radiation. Scientists say it does not pose a health threat, but it's a different story closer to the plant.
A Pasadena woman gave birth along the side of a busy interstate in Anne Arundel County.
A complaint filed Tuesday with the federal government accuses New York University and Northwestern University of discriminating against blind students by adopting Google e-mail and other programs that aren't fully compatible with technology that translates written words into speech.
Repeal the death penalty. That's the message members of the General Asssembly heard Tuesday as death penalty opponents once again try to make their case.
Monster trucks are heading for Baltimore and they'll be competing where the Ravens play.
It was the first successful student sit-in to end segregation and it happened at a drug store right here in Baltimore.
More needs to be done to keep farm runoff from reaching the Chesapeake Bay, even though voluntary incentive-based efforts by farmers have helped, according to a USDA report released Tuesday.
Baltimore County teachers are sounding the alarms as school officials try to reduce a massive budget shortfall. Teachers say proposed reductions in nearly 200 teacher positions through attrition will have an impact on education.
Communication has reached new heights, thanks to a partnership between AT&T and a local Catholic church.
Two brothers are going to federal prison for conspiring to distribute oxycodone they got from string of drugstore robberies in western Maryland and Baltimore County in 2009.
Rancor over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul has largely overshadowed some states' efforts to use the law to help them move as fast as possible to insure more people and increase control over insurance companies.
When Harry and Marie Shryock opened their store along state Route 51 more than six decades ago, it might have seemed to be just one more business situated along the long winding road between Cumberland and Paw Paw, W.Va. But for this community, that life-long venture has proven to be much more than a business.
A Maryland lawmaker wants to ban products made from menhaden.
