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Sixty days. That's how long Gov. Martin O'Malley is giving state energy advisers to figure out a plan to improve Maryland's electrical system. It comes following a series of storms that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands.
Maryland lawmakers go on notice to prepare for a special session on gambling. Governor Martin O'Malley is expected to call the General Assembly back to Annapolis.
We get the first look at the video of the flash mob robbery at a 7-Eleven in downtown Baltimore with scores of young people rushing the store.
Maryland Lottery has approved the use of 531 additional slot machines at Maryland Live! Casino. The slot machines include several electronic table games and will be operational starting Thursday night.
Health officials across the country are scrambling to identify and test thousands of patients who may have been exposed to hepatitis C from a traveling medical technician facing criminal charges in New Hampshire.
After a two-year study, state school leaders are one step closer in banning zero-tolerance discipline policies in all Maryland schools.
Democratic leaders in the Maryland House of Delegates are scheduled to discuss a push to expand gambling in Maryland.
Charging too much for life-saving drugs. Representative Elijah Cummings wants to make sure that doesn't happen, and on Wednesday, he spoke about it on Capitol Hill.
Millions of tax dollars are going up in smoke. The Maryland comptroller's office is cracking down on cigarette smuggling.
What a beautiful day, weather-wise. Sunshine has filled the sky, combining with low humidity/dew points for a wonderful afternoon.
Maryland education officials have approved changes to the state's discipline policy that are meant to cut back on suspensions and expulsions.
The state of Maryland is spending $3.1 million to expand and improve bicycling opportunities.
The owner of Maryland's largest casino has met with House Speaker Michael Busch to discuss the potential expansion of gambling in the state.
You can eat healthier and create local jobs. State officials issue that challenge to residents this week, and all you have to do is shop.
Movie theaters here in Maryland are stepping up security in the wake of the mass shooting in Colorado.
Wow! What a swing. We hit a record high of 104 degrees Wednesday afternoon. Saturday we set another record. This time, it was a record low maximum of 69 degrees. The old one was 73 degrees.
The tragedy a Colorado movie theater has led to increased security at theatres around the country, including here in Baltimore.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning people not to eat raw or partially cooked shellfish harvested from New York's Oyster Bay Harbor because they have been linked to cases of foodborne illness in several states.
Back-to-back storms hit central Maryland, causing extreme flooding.
The Department of Natural Resources says Maryland's black bear population has more than doubled since 2005 and it's adjusting the hunting rules accordingly.
The Maryland State Board of Elections has certified that the state's congressional redistricting map will be on the ballot in November for voters to approve or reject.
Two rounds of storms hit Maryland hard, bringing down trees and flooding major sections of downtown Baltimore.
Congress faces another showdown over cuts and taxes. The deadline for automatic cuts to the Department of Defense and other agencies is rapidly approaching.
Water conservation is urged for much of the area and a temporary water system is finally in place on Light Street. Just hours ago, Sen. Ben Cardin spoke to Congress, alarmed about what could happen next.
Record-breaking heat followed by severe storms. We're coming off a very extreme 24 hours in our region.
