Top Aide To Gov. O'Malley Leaving For Private Sector
A top aide to Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is leaving for the private sector.
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A top aide to Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is leaving for the private sector.
The National Park Service says it is partially re-opening Maryland's Assateague Island National Seashore, which sustained some damage during Superstorm Sandy.
Chris Knoche of the Terrapin Sports Radio Network joins Haynie & Zinno to talk Terrapins basketball.
The eye of Sandy passed right over parts of Harford County, causing some of the worst damage in the state.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has signed an executive order to help people apply for absentee ballots, if they are unable to apply in person because of Superstorm Sandy.
It's coming down to the wire for the campaigns that have dominated Maryland's election year.
As we continue to exhale after feeling the hard-hitting effects of Sandy, the pattern for the next several days still brings below normal temperatures to the mid-Atlantic region, but really nothing in terms of substantial precipitation.
Superstorm Sandy has left her mark across the state -- from snow-covered hills in Garrett County to decimated piers in Ocean City and flooded basements everywhere in between -- but she also made waves in the business community, where the ripple effects are still noticeable.
After shutting down for two days to weather the storm, early voting polls reopened Wednesday morning with brand new hours designed to make up for lost time. Now only in its third year, elections officials think a record turnout could be set by Friday.
Extensive efforts are being made around the state to clean up the mess Sandy left behind.
Like many of the freshmen on his first basketball team at Maryland, Mark Turgeon needed a full season to find out what it's like to compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Brad Pitt has agreed to donate $100,000 to help the Human Rights Campaign raise money for its efforts to support same-sex marriage initiatives in several states.
Gov. Martin O'Malley says early voting will resume in Maryland on Wednesday, after two days of cancellations due to superstorm Sandy.
Forecasters are warning water levels will continue to rise in the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River, which could cause coastal flooding.
Maryland State Police say the eastbound lanes of Interstate 68 in far western Maryland have reopened, but westbound lanes remain closed along a 40-mile stretch due to snow-related problems.
The Bay Bridge, Key Bridge and Hatem Bridge have been closed. The Tydings Bridge will close shortly. The Nice Bridge is under wind restrictions. State authorities have reduced the speed limit on Maryland interstates and highways to 45 miles per hour.
Additional inspectors are being sent to nuclear power plants in five states as Hurricane Sandy approaches the East Coast.
Maryland has lost a fourth quarterback to a season-ending injury.
Sandy has now been downgraded from a hurricane to a post tropical cyclone. However, conditions are still severe with heavy rain and strong winds.
As Maryland waits for the full effect of Hurricane Sandy, Baltimore City officials activated emergency operations.
Superstorm Sandy slammed into the New Jersey coastline with 80 mph winds Monday night and hurled an unprecedented 13-foot surge of seawater at New York City, threatening its subways and the electrical system that powers Wall Street. At least four deaths were blamed on the storm, and the presidential campaign ground to a halt a week before Election Day.
Sandy's winds have remained at 75 mph with each update today. One thing that has changed since yesterday is the pressure. It has dropped to 950 mph.
Sandy dropped briefly to a tropical storm very early this morning, before regaining hurricane strength and maintaining it all day long. It is moving off to the northeast.
Maryland coach Randy Edsall may someday be able to appreciate how close his fourth-string quarterback came to leading the Terrapins to victory.
