Md. Ban On Felt-Soled Waders Begins
Anglers gearing up for the Maryland stream-fishing season can leave their felt-soled waders at home.
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Anglers gearing up for the Maryland stream-fishing season can leave their felt-soled waders at home.
Georgetown isn't interested in Maryland's NCAA tournament history. Many of the Hoyas grew up in the Washington area, so they are well aware the Terrapins won a national championship in 2006 and fell one win short of the Final Four in 2008 and 2009.
For all the talk of how talent rich this are is for high school basketball (and it is), who knew that the dominant city for college basketball is Richmond, VA. Yes, Richmond.
The Army says the power is back on at Fort Detrick in Frederick after a blown transformer briefly disrupted electricity to parts of the installation.
Fire officials say seven people have been displaced by a house fire in North East in Cecil County.
In the days leading up to Maryland's first NCAA tournament appearance in two years, coach Brenda Frese wondered how her young team would react to the pressure of a lose-and-go-home situation. She couldn't have been more delighted with the answer. The Terrapins scored the game's first 13 points, led by 23 at halftime and cruised to an opening-round 70-48 victory over St. Francis (Pa.) on Sunday.
Playing in the NCAA tournament for a second straight year, St. Francis (Pa.) has a distinct advantage over Maryland in terms of postseason experience.
U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett says he will seek an 11th term representing Maryland's 6th Congressional District.
High gas prices make drivers wonder: Am I getting what I pay for?
Cases of prescription drug abuse are soaring in Maryland, and the state needs a database to monitor prescriptions to help fight a serious public health concern, a top state health official told a panel of lawmakers Thursday.
A Maryland man has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison for his part in a tax fraud scheme.
A measure to increase the amount of money the University System of Maryland can borrow by $200 million has advanced in the House of Delegates.
Maryland's Democratic and Republican leaders want to rearrange the state's presidential and gubernatorial primaries amid pressure from national parties and a requirement to make it easier for members of the military to vote.
Education funding gets extra attention in the wake of a massive teacher protest.
With a lawsuit, congressional efforts and a stinging new report, critics of current foster-care policies are accusing child welfare agencies of unfairly confiscating foster youths' government benefits and undermining their prospects when they age out of the system.
As far as I'm concerned, it's pretty blah.
Rancor over President Barack Obama's health care overhaul has largely overshadowed some states' efforts to use the law to help them move as fast as possible to insure more people and increase control over insurance companies.
When Harry and Marie Shryock opened their store along state Route 51 more than six decades ago, it might have seemed to be just one more business situated along the long winding road between Cumberland and Paw Paw, W.Va. But for this community, that life-long venture has proven to be much more than a business.
A Maryland lawmaker wants to ban products made from menhaden.
A study of Maryland state parks found they contribute more than $650 million a year to the state's economy.
Maryland's Public Service Commission is saying a plan to make state utilities buy offshore wind energy will not cost ratepayers as much as some had feared.
Maryland's top leaders are crunching the numbers to keep the state moving. Budget talks in Annapolis are heating up again. Thousands of protesters rallied against planned cuts to state worker benefits in Annapolis Monday.
Skipjacks are a symbol of the Chesapeake Bay and the last working sail fleet in the country, but like the oysters they once harvested by the ton, their numbers are dwindling along with their catch.
Aaron Thomas, 39, was arrested last week and appeared in court Monday after an apparent jailhouse suicide attempt the weekend between. The investigation and arrest offer rare insight into a case unusual for its geographic size, its 14-year timeline, its sudden progression and the level of cooperation it produced among investigators in several states.
Are you a fan of poetry? Here are some of the best poets with Maryland connections.
