Builders, Fire Officials Spar Over Sprinkler Rule
A regulation recommending that homes built after Jan. 1, 2011, install fire sprinklers has sparked a nationwide fight between fire officials and home builders.
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A regulation recommending that homes built after Jan. 1, 2011, install fire sprinklers has sparked a nationwide fight between fire officials and home builders.
Maryland has joined a federal program to help homeowners facing foreclosure because they've lost their jobs.
Chesapeake Bay supporters are keeping a close eye on budget negotiations in Washington.
George Gellrich gets up at least once a night to check his computer. He could wait until the morning briefing at work, or even for the morning news shows. But he just can't. He needs to know: Was there another explosion at the crippled nuclear plant in Japan? Did they restore power to the pumps? Is there enough water in the spent fuel pool at Unit 4? Has the radioactive contamination grown worse?
Masons across Maryland are opening the doors of their lodges for a rare open house.
A monument to Maryland's secessionist state song and its writer will be rededicated Saturday in the Louisiana town where James Ryder Randall wrote "Maryland, My Maryland" 150 years ago.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will visit a Prince George's County middle school to promote reading.
Clouds have taken over and rain is moving through. This is just the beginning of a series of storms that will keep clouds, some rain, and cool air around right into the weekend.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum has received an $8 million gift to create an education center and says it will expand its reach to more U.S. classrooms.
Money is scarce in Maryland's budget and you could end up coming up with the difference. There are now plans to increase the price of tolls across Maryland.
The Port of Baltimore proved to be the last stop for a bug not more than an inch long---and it's lucky it was stopped.
Some radiation from Japan has already made its way to the United States. State health officials confirm they've detected small levels of radiation right here in Maryland.
From Baltimore northward, there was not much more than flurries or a burst of snow out of this storm. That was a different story farther south.
The House of Delegates has passed a bill to expand eligibility for family planning under Medicaid for women who are having their first baby and are at or below 200 percent of the poverty level.
The House of Delegates has passed a bill designed to help prevent discrimination based on gender identity in Maryland.
The 2011 NCAA Basketball tournament continues to not let us down.
Federal authorities in Maryland have charged a man and woman with participating in a car rental scheme that duped more than 1,500 people.
A court document says a parolee admitted he'd stabbed his estranged wife as he unleashed an ugly rant to Maryland police who arrested him on charges of killing her in a New York City hair salon.
An Annapolis firm that specializes in whisking people out of dangerous global hot spots says it is selling itself to a Swiss company.
A Frederick County sheriff's deputy faces charges of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl.
The storm system that caused a variety of weather across the Northeast will be out to sea today leaving behind it colder and much more quiet conditions.
A measure restricting natural gas drilling in western Maryland moved forward on Tuesday, after supporters said the state needs to study how the technique to extract the gas could affect health and the environment.
Sugar Rodgers scored a career-high 34 points, and No. 5 seed Georgetown breezed past fourth-seed Maryland 79-57 Tuesday night to advance to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament for the first time.
Maryland has finished counting prison inmates to comply with a new state law that changes how they are counted for legislative redistricting purposes.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's plan to make state utilities buy offshore wind energy may have to wait a year.
