MDTA To Raise Tolls By At Least 75 Cents
It's coming, but it may not be as bad as first thought. The state is hiking tolls at many toll facilities.
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It's coming, but it may not be as bad as first thought. The state is hiking tolls at many toll facilities.
If you watched Governor Martin O'Malley's State of the State Address on Thursday, you may have heard the governor tell the story about a woman who was unemployed but now has a higher paying job. WJZ tracked her down.
They cheat and steal, while those who play by the rules are being hurt. Poachers on the Chesapeake have taken so much fish that their actions have triggered drastic action by the state.
The family of a man behind bars for a notorious case of road rage is fighting to clear his name. His loved ones say new evidence puts him miles from the scene of this vicious crime.
One Baltimore business is getting ready for a big Super Bowl Sunday. Attman's Delicatessen's mouth-watering food will be enjoyed at Super Bowl parties all over town.
The Orioles head to spring training this month, but before they go, one player is making stops at a men's homeless and recovery center in downtown Baltimore. Brian Roberts has many friends there, not because of how he catches a ball or swings a bat, but because he listens and cares.
The Charles County Sheriff's Office say a show horse was shot last month in Charlotte Hall.
Maryland and California prison officials said Friday they have suspended youthful offender diversion programs featured on the television show "Beyond Scared Straight" after the U.S. Justice Department warned they could lose federal funding.
A new Maryland law that counts prison inmates as residents of where they last lived will delay when lawmakers will see updated census numbers for the purpose of redrawing legislative districts, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said Friday.
The Coast Guard says it doesn't plan to resume a search for an Australian man whose sailboat was found in the Chesapeake Bay.
Montgomery County Police say a private school admissions director charged with sexually abusing a student has surrendered to authorities.
Baltimore has cut off funding for the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum, one of the strongest links between the literary icon and the city that claims him as its own.
Gossip and social ostracization may come far down on the list of concerns for educators trying to prevent bullying, yet emerging research suggests relational bullying, though often the most frequently overlooked, may hold the key to changing an aggressive culture in schools.
Maryland prisons officials have suspended programs that send young people into prison to divert them from committing crimes.
Two York County men face criminal charges in connection with a string of car fires in Pennsylvania and Maryland in which playing cards were left at the scene.
