Maryland Revenue Numbers For FY 2011 Released
Gov. Martin O'Malley's budget secretary said Thursday that the state has a general fund surplus of $344 million over previous budget estimates for fiscal year 2011, which ended June 30.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley's budget secretary said Thursday that the state has a general fund surplus of $344 million over previous budget estimates for fiscal year 2011, which ended June 30.
A Maryland congressman says police are questioning a person of interest in the slaying of his nephew in Norfolk, Va.
Maryland agriculture officials say there were no poultry deaths in Maryland after all due to Hurricane Irene.
The Washington Post may close six of its regional bureaus in Maryland and Virginia as office leases expire next year but will maintain bureaus in the state capitals.
A former Maryland state correctional officer has been sentenced to two years of probation for smuggling a cell phone to an inmate.
Thousands of people will be going into day number five without power and they're finding creative ways to get by.
Two Maryland men have pleaded not guilty to a string of bank robberies that authorities say netted $1.3 million.
The U.S. Geological Survey says rains from Hurricane Irene pushed rivers to record levels in Maryland, Delaware and eight other states.
Comptroller Peter Franchot's office estimates Maryland lost more than $2 million in revenue due to business lost in Ocean City because of Hurricane Irene last weekend.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has sworn in a 9-member board to oversee a new investment capital fund for start-up businesses.
Thousands of people are going to bed without power for the third or fourth night in a row. BGE crews are working around the clock but the outages are turning dangerous.
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More than 400,000 BGE customers are in the dark for a third night and while crews are working quickly, tempers are quickly rising.
Fallen trees are causing headaches across Maryland.
Authorities in Annapolis say burglars stole $68,000 worth of Confederate memorabilia from a man's home last week.
Hurricane Irene had minimal impact on the always challenging morning commute in the Washington area, but the storm is changing travel plans for some who were headed out of town.
The state is now assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Irene and restoring services to its residents.
Maryland is assessing the damage as Hurricane Irene leaves the state. A woman was killed when a tree fell on a house and caused the chimney to collapse in Queen Anne's County.
The Maryland Transportation Authority has reopened the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, linking the eastern and western shores.
Maryland highway officials say there are more than 120 closures of state-maintained roads as a result of Hurricane Irene.
Hurricane Irene fell short of the doomsday predictions of record-breaking storm surges in North Carolina and Virginia. But a slow-crawling storm that spread out hundreds of miles was still hurling heavy rain and high winds at a wide swath of the East Coast a day after its first U.S. landfall, vexing official attempts to gauge the full damage toll on the region.
The District of Columbia's emergency management director says Washington appears to have weathered Hurricane Irene with fewer problems than other parts of the mid-Atlantic region.
More than 830,000 people were without power in the Mid-Atlantic region Sunday and one person died in Maryland as Hurricane Irene moved north.
The National Weather Service says the St. Mary's River in southern Maryland is nearing its all-time high.
President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Maryland, which authorizes Homeland Security and FEMA to coordinate disaster efforts. Governor Martin O'Malley had already declared a state of emergency.
