5.8 Earthquake In Virginia Felt In Maryland
A 5.8 earthquake in Virginia is felt in Maryland.
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A 5.8 earthquake in Virginia is felt in Maryland.
Maryland officials say the earthquake was felt across the state, but no injuries or major damage are being reported.
Maryland's flag is to be flown at half-staff in memory of former Delegate Kenneth L. Webster, who authored legislation to make Maryland the second state to recognize the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday as a holiday in 1974.
A massive new search is underway for Robyn Gardner in Aruba, and an eyewitness account could shed light on her disappearance.
Thousands of Catholic school educators will kick off the school year with convocation in downtown Baltimore.
The cleanup is just beginning around the area from a weekend of destructive weather. Heavy rains, strong thunderstorms and even a lightning strike left behind a lot of damage.
In a few weeks, President Obama will lay out a new plan to jump-start the economy. He's not only trying to create jobs, he's also trying to shore up support for his re-election.
Flash flooding shut down several streets, from Baltimore up to Philadelphia, stranding drivers who tried to make it through the standing water.
Angela Alsobrooks hears first-person accounts from crime victims as she shuttles among community meetings, picnics and neighborhood gatherings.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate in maryland is 7.2 percent, still below the national average of 9.1 percent.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is talking about plans to address sustainable growth and development in Maryland.
WJZ has obtained transcripts of Gary Giordano's interview with police about the hours before Robyn Gardner disappeared.
Aruba has postponed until early next week a search for the remains of missing American tourist Robyn Gardner.
We've got a lot of unsettled weather to deal with over the next few days.
"Flash mob" robberies. It's a disturbing trend in Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and right here in Maryland. Large groups of young people swarm stores, take what they want and leave just as fast. Police are now trying to get the problem under control.
Animal Control has already collected 188 bats this year. A dozen tested positive for rabies, compared to 11 of 222 bats in all of 2010.
Predictions this past spring that Asian stink bugs would have an impact on crops appear to be coming true.
.A state audit has found the state health department lacked adequate controls over vital records like birth certificates.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and Delaware Gov. Jack Markell announced a collaborative effort on Thursday to share information about violent or potentially violent offenders.
The Maryland Health Department is reporting a Baltimore adult is testing positive for the West Nile virus.
A Maryland analysis has found that developed lands in the state increased 8.4 percent between 2002 and 2010.
Maryland's Public Service Commission is considering plans for what developers say would be the state's largest solar farm on state prison land near Hagerstown.
Burger lovers, rejoice! After 30 years, Gino's reopens its doors.
According to the FBI Uniform Crime Report (UCR), total crime in Maryland is down 5.1 percent to the lowest level in history since the UCR started in 1975.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed two people to the Maryland Public Service Commission.
