Maryland's First Winter Storm Of 2014 Brings Several Inches Of Snow & Cold Temperatures
IncInches of snow, biting wind and temperatures in the teens, Maryland feels more like the Arctic right now. And it's about to get colder.
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IncInches of snow, biting wind and temperatures in the teens, Maryland feels more like the Arctic right now. And it's about to get colder.
Decriminalizing marijuana, raising the minimum wage and adjusting the fees paid to contain polluted stormwater are all likely to find their way into debates during this year's legislative session.
A fight at the pump. Some Howard County business owners are trying to tighten regulations to keep new gas stations out.
Maryland could see the first snowfall of 2014 with accumulations between two and four inches in the Baltimore area.
Maryland could see the first snowfall of 2014. It's also going to be brutally cold over the next few days.
While tens of thousands will be watching the fireworks down at the Inner Harbor or on TV, others light illegal out-of-state fireworks in Maryland.
The new year gives everyone a fresh start and a chance to make some changes.
Maryland environmental officials are asking residents to snap pictures of high tides along the state's shoreline as part of an effort to document the effects of climate change.
New Year's Eve revelers in Hagerstown are sweetening their celebration with a doughnut drop.
Immigrants living in the U.S. illegally will be able to obtain a Maryland driver's license or identification card under a new law taking effect this week.
Metropolitan Police say a Maryland man was killed when the car he was driving hit several trees and overturned.
Maryland gained about 44,000 residents in 2013.
On a day when Maryland's Alyssa Thomas hit a rebounding milestone, it helped that the College of Charleston kept missing shots. Afreyea Tolbert scored 20 points but got little help from her teammates before halftime as the Cougars fell 103-51 to the No. 8 Terrapins in the Terrapin Classic championship Sunday.
Danny Manning contended he was ejected for using the word "unbelievable."
Maryland made significant strides in its third season under Randy Edsall, winning seven games and earning a bowl bid to conclude a 60-year run in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
More than a million Americans are bracing to lose their lifeline from the government. Long-term unemployment benefits, put in place during the recession, are set to end Saturday.
Football fans flock to Annapolis for the first time--the Military Bowl is being held in the state capital. University of Maryland takes on Marshall for the big game.
Maryland had just marched 99 yards to take a fourth-quarter lead, and it was up to Marshall to either respond or succumb.
After taking a week off for the Christmas holidays, I am ready to get back to the football picks this weekend.
A flood of people are expected in Annapolis Friday as the city hosts the Military Bowl for the first time.
A Maryland man is again pleading for the president's help after being kidnapped in Pakistan and held by Al Qaeda for more than two years.
While Americans around the country scramble to meet the deadline to sign up for Affordable Health Care coverage to start Jan. 1, Marylanders have until Friday. The insurers in Maryland's Health Care Exchange agreed to extend the deadline for those who want coverage in January until Dec. 27.
A Baltimore County student receives a prestigious award. This week, the College Board announced the state's two AP Scholars of the Year. The female student was from Dulaney High School.
The natural gas bonanza that has enriched some Appalachian states has so far eluded western Maryland as market forces and a drawn-out state review of the drilling technique called hydraulic fracturing have weakened the region's appeal to the energy industry.
Maryland officials have announced $10 million in state tax credits to help pay for restoration projects at 10 historic buildings.
