Flood Warnings Issued For Md. Streams
The National Weather Service warns that rain from Hurricane Irene will likely cause flooding in parts of southern and central Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
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The National Weather Service warns that rain from Hurricane Irene will likely cause flooding in parts of southern and central Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
Hurricane Irene began approaching the mid-Atlantic region with heavy rain and ever-strengthening winds Saturday.
If needed, the Virginia National Guard says the troops and equipment could be deployed in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey or Washington, D.C.
The Calvert County Commissioners have ordered a mandatory evacuation of homes within 100 feet of the cliffs along the Chesapeake Bay as Hurricane Irene moves into southern Maryland.
The Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is sending a two-person team to Maryland to assist with response and recovery for Hurricane Irene.
Tropical storm warnings and hurricane warnings are now posted for parts of Maryland. The state is preparing and waiting for Hurricane Irene.
The salmon was sold at Safeway stores in California, Alaska, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and District of Columbia, among others.
Police in Prince George's County say a teenager accused of shooting a toddler in the face has turned himself in.
Frostburg State University says Hurricane Irene is affecting its student registration plans, even though the storm isn't expected to have much impact in far western Maryland.
Maryland officials say Assateague State Park is closing because of Hurricane Irene.
Hurricane Irene is a massive storm with the potential to do significant damage in Maryland. State leaders, recognizing the threat, are acting now.
Here in Maryland, we expect the worst effects to be felt between 10 p.m. Saturday night to about 2 p.m. on Sunday.
The Puritan Tiger Beetle burrows in the soft ground to lay its eggs, and federal law has put that ground off-limits for reinforcing.
A strong aftershock from Tuesday's earthquake rattled our region early Thursday morning.
The shaking raised questions about whether this part of the country, with its older architecture and inexperience with seismic activity, is prepared for a truly powerful quake.
Maryland officials are announcing the infant mortality rate has dropped for the second year in a row.
The NAACP and other groups are asking Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to release redistricting plans early so that the public can review them.
Maryland's 911 centers were flooded with calls in the hours after the quake.
Twelve million people felt it. The unexpected earthquake shattered nerves from Georgia to Canada.
Most Maryland homeowners aren't likely to be covered for earthquake damage under their homeowner's policies.
Maryland's Agriculture Department is urging residents to include livestock and pets in disaster preparedness plans as Hurricane Irene approaches the East Coast.
If you know of a historic building damaged in the East Coast quake, the Maryland Historical Trust wants to know.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is planning an economic development trip to India.
Officials in Prince George's County say 37 schools have sustained some sort of earthquake-related damage.
The city of Frederick is considering banning smoking in city parks.
