Rockville Pike In Md. Closed After Building Fire
Montgomery County fire officials say a portion of a major roadway in Rockville has been closed following a building fire.
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Montgomery County fire officials say a portion of a major roadway in Rockville has been closed following a building fire.
Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp says the opening of a $718 million bond sale is being postponed because of the debt ceiling debate in Washington.
Several Maryland cities are opening cooling centers to help residents cope with the extreme summer heat.
Moody's Investors Service says it will likely lower the credit rating on five states should the ratings firm downgrade the U.S. government's credit rating.
The expansion of a military medical center in Bethesda is causing some concern among local officials.
A panel on legislative redistricting in Maryland has scheduled 12 public hearings across the state.
Maryland is home to a number of Civil War scholars.
Dry weather along the Eastern Shore has given officials tasked with controlling mosquitoes in the state a brief respite, although they are concerned about a resurgence of the insect populations later in the season.
Maryland lawmakers take sides in the debate on raising the U.S. debt ceiling with the focus on revenue and spending cuts.
Ocean City Police have arrested a Pennsylvania man they say looked into apartment windows in Maryland and Delaware.
A central Pennsylvania man badly burned in a garage fire last week has died at a Maryland hospital.
A panel on legislative redistricting in Maryland is releasing its schedule for 12 hearings across the state.
A Maryland man is being told to move his mailbox.
All of Maryland west of the Chesapeake has been placed under a quarantine.
Maryland state Delegate Galen Clagett says he's retiring after his term ends in 2014.
A Maryland health care reform committee is meeting this week in Annapolis.
Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom is recuperating in Maryland after surgery to repair a slab fracture in his left hind leg.
Casey Anthony's "not guilty" verdict is having an effect in Maryland. One lawmaker says her phones are ringing with demands from Marylanders to do something to prevent similar cases here.
Cuba's Supreme Court has set a July 22 date to consider an appeal by U.S. contractor Alan Gross, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison on charges of illegally importing communications equipment, state television announced Thursday.
Louise Golden, 79, recently stood at the front door of her tidy brick split-level in Lanham, still shocked to hear the terms of the refinancing agreement she and her now-deceased husband, Stanley, signed in 2006.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say they have recovered the body of a boater who went missing on July Fourth.
It's been very disappointing to learn, in the wake of his firing, that Ralph Friedgen was skirting the rules in recent years at Maryland.
While growers brace for potential crop loss from the brown marmorated stinkbug, vineyards are putting out extra effort to keep the pest out of grapes and wine.
Thirty-eight people became U.S. citizens Monday in the annual Independence Day naturalization ceremony at the William Paca House and Gardens, the historic home of an American Founding Father.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration expects this fall's special legislative session on congressional redistricting will be convened in the week of Oct. 17, an O'Malley spokesman said Tuesday.
