Many In D.C. Area Still Without Power After Storm
Many residents in the Washington area are still without power following a fast-moving storm last week.
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Many residents in the Washington area are still without power following a fast-moving storm last week.
From flapper costumes to swing dance contests and whiskey-soaked cocktails, Atlantic City is going retro, embracing the Roaring '20s in a big way.
One man is dead and two others were injured in three separate shootings over the weekend in Baltimore City.
Legislation that could open much of Virginia's shoreline to oyster farming has spawned a spat between two neighbors in York County.
The Maryland Zoo needs a few good volunteers. This weekend, it hosted an open house to lure them in.
Montgomery County police are close to confirming the identity of a suspected bank robber who was shot and killed by police on Friday.
Texting while driving is claiming more lives. One study says 5,000 people are killed every year. Now a Maryland entrepreneur has invented new technology that could save lives.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is blasting Pepco for the pace of its efforts to restore power to customers who spent days in the dark after a winter storm.
Pepco says it has restored power to 98 percent of customers who've been in the dark since a major snowstorm on Wednesday.
Law enforcement officials say a teenager accused of killing a man this month in Forestville was charged with attempted murder in 2009, but Prince George's County sheriff's deputies didn't serve the arrest warrant until after the more recent slaying.
A push by a Snow Hill businessman to disincorporate the Lower Eastern Shore town is on hold.
Anne Arundel County Police have arrested three people in an armed robbery case.
Prince George's County police are investigating the slaying of a 24-year-old man in Temple Hills.
Last week's fast-moving winter storm set precipitation records for Jan. 26 at three airports in the Mid-Atlantic.
The mother of a 3-year-old girl who was suspended from preschool for having too many potty accidents is asking Arlington County to change its policy.
