O'Malley Announces Education Grants
Gov. Martin O'Malley is announcing $5.5 million in grants to boost digital learning and to help high school students earn college credit.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley is announcing $5.5 million in grants to boost digital learning and to help high school students earn college credit.
In Maryland and across the nation, gas prices broke an unwanted record. The average price per gallon has now been above $3 a gallon for 1,000 days. Worse yet, economists warn we likely won't see prices dip below $3 ever again.
Unbeaten after three games for the first time since 2001, Maryland can match its win total of last season with a victory over West Virginia on Saturday in Baltimore.
On Oct. 1, Maryland's new gun registration law goes into effect. Those in support of the new law will roll out a radio ad Tuesday praising the law as a life saver.
Thirteen carriers have been approved to sell health benefit plans to small businesses through the new exchange, state health officials said Tuesday.
A woman was stopped by TSA officers at Baltimore Washington-Thurgood Marshall International Airport Monday morning after the officer who was staffing the checkpoint X-ray machine spotted a pink stun gun and small pocket knife in the woman's carry-on baggage.
Anne Arundel County Police are trying to track down a Glen Burnie bank robbery suspect.
Now that the summer travel season has come to an end, AAA Mid-Atlantic says gasoline prices should start to decline due to weaker demand.
Metro is asking riders to comment on numerous proposals to change Metrobus routes, including service to airports, National Harbor in Maryland and other popular destinations.
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A spike in snake problems. Calls are flooding into exterminators, as snakes move into Maryland homes. They're looking for a meal and a warm place.
Thousands of small nonprofit organizations are in jeopardy of losing their tax exempt status, and donors won't be able to write contributions off their taxes.
In the college ranks, I was 2 and 1 as Maryland and BYU handled their business against Old Dominion and Texas respectively. Unfortunately, Notre Dame couldn't cover against Michigan.
Maryland State Police says officers from several law enforcement agencies will help troopers conduct background checks for people applying to buy guns.
Summer is not over yet! We are sweltering in September.
Maryland Rep. Andy Harris says he has decided not to support military force in Syria, if the matter is brought before Congress for a vote.
The Energy Department on Wednesday gave Dominion Resources permission to export liquefied natural gas from its southern Maryland terminal to countries that don't have free trade agreements with the United States.
An unusual theft has people talking in Harford County. Someone stole a 150 pound watermelon from the garden of a family known for growing prize-winning produce.
Now that C.J. Brown has gotten over the euphoria of playing football again, his focus is on becoming a better quarterback.
Maryland will soon have some of the strictest gun laws in the country, which means gun owners have been rushing out to get their firearms now.
A shocking and disturbing find at a rest stop ends with nearly a dozen dogs dead.
Gun purchase applications in Maryland are up ahead of the start of a gun control measure that gives Maryland some of the nation's tightest gun laws.
State police say the partially decomposed body of a man was found in a wooded area in Westminster.
Maryland is putting those new gas tax dollars to use. There's new money for Baltimore's Light Rail Red Line, even though residents still differ on whether it's a good idea.
Though we're still three weeks away from the last day of summer, for many, it effectively ends Labor Day. Also wrapping up is the Maryland State Fair.
