Study: Md. Parks Contribute More Than $650M A Year
A study of Maryland state parks found they contribute more than $650 million a year to the state's economy.
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A study of Maryland state parks found they contribute more than $650 million a year to the state's economy.
The O'Malley administration put out new estimates of the likely rise in Maryland ratepayers' electric bills under his offshore wind energy proposal as a Senate committee took a look at the plan Tuesday.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller says lawmakers are working on how to impose an increase in Maryland's alcohol tax.
Students at a Germantown elementary school and staff at the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission are joining forces to help save Chesapeake Bay oysters.
The "Ace of Cakes" has a new business venture.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command is advising residents in the Washington area of some upcoming military training flights.
A Westminster woman has been charged with calling in a bomb threat to the Carroll County Emergency Operations Center.
A grand jury in Loudoun County has indicted the man that police believe is the East Coast Rapist, responsible for rapes and other attacks on 17 women since 1997.
A registered sex offender has been charged with child pornography possession after police say they found him living in a Frederick motel with four computers and thousands of porn files.
Former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich has been named senior counsel at an international law firm.
Maryland's Public Service Commission is saying a plan to make state utilities buy offshore wind energy will not cost ratepayers as much as some had feared.
A measure allowing some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates at Maryland colleges has passed the Maryland Senate.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has created a community council to help shape its policy decisions.
Howard County police have charged a Sykesville husband and wife in a string of burglaries in the western part of the county.
Maryland's top leaders are crunching the numbers to keep the state moving. Budget talks in Annapolis are heating up again. Thousands of protesters rallied against planned cuts to state worker benefits in Annapolis Monday.
