Maryland Ending Crab License Buyback Program
Maryland is ending its crab license buyback program after retiring nearly 700 over the past year and a half.
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Maryland is ending its crab license buyback program after retiring nearly 700 over the past year and a half.
Defense contractor Northrop Grumman says it is cutting 500 jobs, mostly in the Baltimore area, because of a slowdown in defense spending.
Children of illegal immigrants would get to pay in-state tuition rates for Maryland colleges, but would first have to graduate community college, under a bill making its way through the Maryland Senate.
Maryland lawmakers will invite wine lovers who want their favorite vintages shipped to their homes to make their case Friday at a state Senate committee hearing. But to influence the bill to allow such shipments, connoisseurs would have done better to attend a pair of undisclosed "stakeholder meetings" weeks ago.
The western Maryland town of Mountain Lake Park is considering a ban on drilling for natural gas within its boundaries.
Rion Brown scored 19 points to lead Miami to a 80-66 victory over Maryland on Wednesday night.
An investigator says a campaign to catch a man known as the East Coast Rapist by using electronic billboards and a website is generating leads.
Authorities say a firefighter was injured in a two-alarm blaze in a suburban Maryland apartment building.
The original manuscript of "The Star-Spangled Banner" written by Francis Scott Key left Baltimore for the first time in nearly 200 years for an event in Annapolis.
Homeowners in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia are being encouraged to plant more plants this spring to help Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts.
About 350 athletes are wrapping up three days of competition in the Special Olympics of Maryland winter games at the Whitetail ski resort near Mercersburg, Pa.
The Environmental Protection Agency is making $1.8 million available for projects benefiting the Potomac Highlands.
Maryland House Republicans will be outlining plans to make deeper spending cuts in the state budget.
Terps travel to Miami tomorrow.
"Like a lion looking for prey." That's how one woman describes the man who raped her inside her own apartment. Police say that same man is behind dozens more attacks stretching from New England to northern Virginia.
Despite a blustery wind, Pleasant Street in Annapolis lived up to its name yesterday as three families who have been living in public housing received keys to their own homes.
Duane Simpkins, head coach at St. Albans school, joins Bob to provide an insider opinion on Gary Williams and the Terps basketball program.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency says a Pennsylvania firm has agreed to pay a $62,130 penalty to settle allegations it did not report ammonia releases as required by law.
Washington County's sheriff says a West Virginia man was found dead in his cell at the county detention center after an apparent suicide.
A vicious storm moving across the country triggers a line of tornadoes along the border of Oklahoma and Kansas. Now, that same system is moving through Maryland.
Philip "Pete" Cooper had 28-years tenure as Salisbury's city engineer and Public Works director.
There's an emotional new debate over the future of same-sex marriage in Maryland. It's an issue dividing the state and now the battle intensifies as it shifts to the House of Delegates.
Morning clouds broke for sunshine today and we warmed all the way up to 61 degrees. This started a warmup that will conitnue through tomorrow, before another storm knocks us down again in the middle of the week. But even when we cool down, temperatures are not going to be that far from normal - which is now in the upper 40s.
Police are investigating a suspicious device found in Glen Burnie.
