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The chance for a White Christmas is looking less and less, but there is still the CHANCE for a winter storm -although we want to stress the word CHANCE.
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The chance for a White Christmas is looking less and less, but there is still the CHANCE for a winter storm -although we want to stress the word CHANCE.
Delmarva Power is asking Maryland state regulators to authorize an increase in electric delivery rates for the company's nearly 200,000 Maryland customers.
I don't think Maryland handled the Friedgen ouster particularly well, but I'm not sure there was a good way to handle it.
Terps beat writer from the Baltimore Sun, Jeff Barker tells Zinno how it all went down.
Did Maryland do the right thing in saying good bye to Ralph Friedgen? Heather Dinich of ESPN.com talks about the move with Zinno.
Maryland won't gain or lose any seats in Congress as a result of the 2010 Census.
Ralph Friedgen has been fired as Maryland's football coach, effective after the Military Bowl on Dec. 29.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed two new judges to the federal bench in Baltimore.
Council members in a Maryland town are investigating debit card charges made by the mayor and treasurer of Brentwood.
Chance for a White Christmas? That is the talk right now..but let's take you through the week before we get to the weekend.
Police are charging a 34-year-old woman with hit-and-run and driving under the influence after she apparently struck 18 cars overnight in Frederick.
Alyssa Thomas scored 17 points and No. 19 Maryland beat Delaware State 79-49 Sunday, extending the Terrapins' winning streak to nine.
Gilbert Brown missed only two shots while scoring a career-high 28 points and No. 8 Pittsburgh took off following a slow start to beat Maryland-Eastern Shore 97-64 on Saturday night.
Maryland athletic director Kevin Anderson refused to address the future of football coach Ralph Friedgen, leaving open the possibility that a change could occur as soon as next week.
Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for killing an Alabama man in 2007.
Less than a year after digging out from back-to-back blizzards, the snow is back. The first flakes started falling in our region just before noon Thursday. But with the ground so cold, it took no time before it started sticking to the roads and making it slick out there.
A national foreclosure tracking company says November foreclosure filings were down more than the national average in the District of Columbia and Maryland.
A Prince George's County fire spokesman says about a half dozen high school students became ill after eating brownies, which police are now testing.
State officials say that although the economy shows some signs of rebounding, it's still sluggish.
Good news and bad news on the state's economic front. The state will have $57 million more to work with than expected, but it won't do much to help programs or state workers, who are slated for another furlough day next week.
Bruce and Zinno debate whether or not James Franklin can win at Vanderbilt.
Marylanders living in South Korea can now trade their driver's licenses for a Korean license without any further testing.
Officials in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia say they will withhold Metro infrastructure funding if the transit agency doesn't resolve concerns raised by the group that oversees safety in the system.
Members of a state employees benefits commission will begin voting on how to resolve large unfunded liabilities in Maryland's pension and health benefit system for state workers.
Boston College beat Maryland 79-75 Sunday.
