State Police: Man Struck, Killed On I-270 North In Frederick County
A man was struck and killed along I-270 in Frederick County early Thursday.
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A man was struck and killed along I-270 in Frederick County early Thursday.
A Maryland board has approved changes in a public-private partnership to add toll lanes to the Capital Beltway and Interstate 270.
Maryland State Police have closed all lanes of I-270 northbound at MD 85 for a three vehicle accident with personal injury that occurred around 7:45a.m.
It's unclear what caused the truck to roll onto its side.
Drivers are encouraged to use MD 355 (Urbana Pike), MD 85 (Buckeystown Pike) or US 15/US 340 as alternate routes.
State police want to ensure that travelers stay safe behind the wheel this Labor Day weekend.
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Authorities say an FBI agent and a state fire marshal were struck and killed while standing on the shoulder of I-270 in Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County Police say they have three men in custody after a police chase that closed parts of Interstate 270 in Rockville for a time.
Maryland State Police say a Germantown woman has died after a crash involving a car traveling the wrong way on Interstate 270.
A tractor-trailer carrying beer has overturned on northbound Interstate 270 in Montgomery County, creating delays during the morning commute.
Some Frederick County officials say commuters should be allowed to drive on the shoulders of Interstate 270 to ease rush-hour traffic jams.
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The rest of the week looks quiet with temps approaching 80° by Saturday
A weak upper-level disturbance will slide south of the Baltimore region by late Tuesday, keeping a chance of rain in the forecast into Tuesday night. We may begin the day with some sunshine, followed by increasing clouds and an overcast sky during the afternoon.
More rain possible in Maryland on Tuesday
Mild temps, more rain Tuesday in Maryland
Rain showers that affected the Baltimore region through the first part of Monday will continue to move out of the area by Monday evening. Mostly cloudy skies are expected for the remainder of the afternoon, with high temperatures reaching the 50s.
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Kanita Stewart, HER Project, Inc. joins us in studio to discuss the reason behind the giveaway, how the public can help through donations, and how young ladies can receive prom dresses.
Ali Von Paris, Chief Visionary Officer for Route One Apparel, shares some of their new and popular items for Maryland Day, spring, and the start of baseball season.
Alexus Davila is live at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with Brian Prechtl, Director of Education and Community Engagement, learning about the Music in our Schools month program and upcoming Indiana Jones concert with the Orchestra.