
SALISBURY, Md. (AP) Police are offering a reward for information about the shooting death of a Salisbury man. Twenty-two-year-old Gregory Wright was shot and killed Friday night inside his home on East Booth Street.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) Maryland seniors and blind residents would be able to c...
WASHINGTON (AP) Snow plow crews are bracing for more snow that's expected to fall in the region this Presidents Day. The National Weather Service says rain and snow is expected into the evening. Less than four inches could pile on top of existing snow from recent storms.
WASHINGTON (AP) Som...
HARRISONBURG, Va. (AP) Shenandoah National Park's main road remains closed because of snow and ice. The 105-mile Skyline Drive bisects the park from Front Royal south to Waynesboro. henandoah spokeswoman Karen Beck-Herzog says some areas of the park have snow drifts five feet to eight feet high....
By Peter Granitz
The head of Washington's Department of Public Works is defending the decision to not pick up trash today.
William Howland says his agency will collect everyone's trash this week, but will not haul away recycling. Collection was suspended last week, leaving some reside...
As more snow threatens to blanket DC, the battle between parked cars and road crews continues.
It's probably not often the tow truck guy gets asked what's on his wish list. For Gary Medley with DC's Department of Public Works , topping his list is, "...cooperation by the public. Pay attenti...
WASHINGTON (AP) Some northern Virginia school districts are asking residents to help remove snow as they look to reopen schools on Tuesday.
Though crews work to clear snow, school leaders say extra effort from the community is needed.
Fairfax County public school officials asked volun...
By Sara Sciammacco
Virginia is last when it comes to spending federal stimulus dollars on transportation projects. State officials say they used a slow diligent process, but some in Congress are frustrated with the approach because many Virginians are still out of work.
Congress passe...
From the Maryland Reporter website:
Today's roundup features Gov. Martin O'Malley's idea for school reform, a group of younger candidates for General Assembly offices, and partisan clashes over how to cut Maryland's budget. We also have a piece on why Eastern Shore lawmakers are complaining...
By Kate Sheehy
In Virginia, the government in Fairfax County is looking to rent empty office space to a private business as a way to raise money during a budget crunch.
Fairfax county has a multimillion dollar budget gap to close, so they're thinking a dry cleaner, convenience store,...
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) University of Maryland President C.D. Mote Jr. is stepping down from his post after 12 years.
In a letter to the campus on Monday, Mote announced that he will retire as president on Aug. 31. The 73-year-old is the university's fourth-longest serving president.
T...
Got milk? Sure. What's milk got to do with immigration policy? Buckets.
The cost of producing milk is mostly up. The wholesale price of milk is mostly down. Feeling the squeeze in between: dairy producers. And the farm laborers who work for them, some of whom are illegal immigrants. Crai...
BALTIMORE (AP) The Anne Arundel County sheriff's office made 15 arrests using a fake Valentine's Day delivery service.
Deputies worked under the company name "Keystone Candigrams" to serve warrants. They contacted suspects to set up a time for a presumed gift delivery on Sunday.
Inste...
TOWSON, Md. (AP) Baltimore County officials are considering proposals that would require minors to have their parents' permission before using tanning equipment.
The County Council will take up the bills on Tuesday. Under the measures, drafted by Councilman Vincent J. Gardina, tanning busin...
By David Schultz
The sound of fireworks permeates nearly every corner of the Eden Center in Falls Church, a Vietnamese enclave in Northern Virginia.
Nearly every storefront features the yellow and red flag of South Vietnam in its window and many older men are wearing their South Vietn...
By Rebecca Blatt
A bill advancing to Virginia's senate floor would require insurance companies to cover specialized treatments for autism. The bill would require coverage for children ages 2 to 6, with a $35,000 cap on claims. It would allow companies to opt out if the premium increased by...
By Meymo Lyons
Two bills making their way through the General Assembly would give victims of violent crime the ability to meet with their offender in prison.
One bill would give victims the right to meet their offender. Another would create a restorative justice program that includes...
(Through March 14) SACKLER'S STRANGERS The Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery continues its exploration of Asian art with Moving Perspectives on the National Mall today through March 14th. The exhibit showcases the work of Korean video artist Yeondoo Jung, who turns stranger's hardships, ambitions and...
By Jonathan Wilson
As many public schools prepare to open tomorrow for the first time in more than a week, principals in Northern Virginia recruited trail-blazers to help clear snow from sidewalks.
One elementary school in Alexandria had volunteers out in full force. About two dozen p...