Major Somerset Employer To Shut Facility
State labor officials say one of the largest employers in Somerset County plans to lay off more than 100 workers when it closes a facility early next year.
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State labor officials say one of the largest employers in Somerset County plans to lay off more than 100 workers when it closes a facility early next year.
A family friend says Elizabeth Edwards has died of cancer.
There was another big fire Monday night in the city's red light district on Baltimore Street, an area known to many simply as "the Block."
Maryland's governor is offering buyouts to executive branch employees in a bid to cut the size of state government.
This is a busy time for the Baltimore City firefighters, they are in Mt. Vernon on the scene of another five-alarm fire.
Hills present no challenge to David Bedard as part of his daily bicycle commute to Fort Detrick.
A Maryland state official says the Preakness Stakes is "safe," but details are still being worked out on the scheduling of live racing that has threatened the race.
Friends Store, at one time a gathering place for fur trappers and ginseng dealers, is once more becoming the centerpiece of the small Sang Run community, little by little.
Weather watchers say a storm has dropped more than 18 inches of snow in far western Maryland.
The National Park Service says government sharpshooters are preparing to further thin the deer herd in Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont.
Virginia U.S. Rep. Rob Wittman has been elected chairman of the board of visitors at the U.S. Naval Academy.
A Prince George's County elementary school is mourning the death of a sixth-grade student.
The first seven miles of the Intercounty Connector will open early next year.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is saddened to announce the death of Mary, the Zoo's eldest reticulated giraffe and matriarch of the herd.
An environmental group is calling for tighter regulation of phosphorous, one of two key Chesapeake Bay pollutants.
