Maryland Freshman WR Diggs Leaps Into Stardom
It's taken freshman Stefon Diggs only four games to establish himself as a standout receiver, sensational kick returner and sideline cheerleader.
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It's taken freshman Stefon Diggs only four games to establish himself as a standout receiver, sensational kick returner and sideline cheerleader.
The Maryland Board of Public Works has postponed a vote on a $205 million contract with a Canadian-based company to run two MARC commuter train lines.
The state is considering buying 256 acres in far western Maryland to protect a number of rare species.
By August, Maryland had lost 10 dairy farms this year. The Hooper family farm on Yellow Springs Road in Frederick just joined that group.
New Maryland traffic safety laws will go into effect on Monday. When power outages knock out traffic lights at intersections, all cars approaching a dark intersection must stop.
Fortunately, the rain held off down at the Yard earlier before arriving Sunday evening. The front responsible for the rain is moving away overnight. It will take the rain with it, while some fog will linger.
Supporters of the state's Dream Act are making a call to action to voters. The measure will be on the November ballot, and opponents are rallying their backers too.
The stalled front which brought us several rounds of rain the last few days has temporarily been pushed off to the south of us. It has put us on the drier, cooler, northern side of the front.
Maryland State Police are reminding motorists that a change in the state's child safety seat law will remove a weight exemption.
The Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation says it's opening a Regional Workforce Center in Laurel that takes an inter-county approach to employment and training services.
You've seen the TV campaign ads. Now a new poll shows where voters stand on a referendum to expand the state's gambling program.
Maryland moped riders will have to wear helmets and eye protection beginning Monday.
The federal budget sequester could reduce Maryland's wage and salary base by about $2.5 billion and cut more than 12,600 jobs in a state that has more than double the number of federal jobs than the national average, according to a memo by state budget officials.
Maryland's seed law is turning 100.
Robert M. Bell, the chief judge of Maryland's Court of Appeals, will be talking to students at Annapolis High School on Friday.
Maryland higher education officials will be talking about how a partnership between the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and the University of Maryland, College Park.
Hello fall! Yesterday was the official start of fall, and Mother Nature delivered on cue. Brisk, cool air arrived Sunday with a breeze out of the northwest and highs struggling to get to 70 degrees.
The story comes from a time before Justice Sandra Day O'Connor took her seat, astronaut Sally Ride took flight and Speaker Nancy Pelosi took the gavel at the U.S. House of Representatives.
Finding a place to get a haircut isn't a problem -- it's THE problem.
A line of showers and thunderstorms is accompanying a cold front across Maryland tonight. These storms are producing gusty winds and brief downpours, but have mainly been below severe criteria.
Creditors for Maryland's only ski resort are objecting to a request by the owners for more time to come up with a bankruptcy reorganization plan.
West Virginia's Tavon Austin just can't get enough of Maryland. Austin caught three touchdown passes in another remarkable game against his home-state Terrapins and No. 8 West Virginia outlasted Maryland 31-21 on Saturday.
A group of black churches in Maryland stands up for same-sex marriage at the National Press Club on Friday where a number of pastors announced support for Question 6.
Maryland State Police say a suspect in a home invasion in Grasonville has been arrested in Pittsburgh.
New numbers were released about earning power between men and women in Maryland. Women are still trailing their male counterparts.
