The Congressman from Maryland's 2nd District said there is no doubt that Syria's president is responsible for a chemical weapons attack that killed more than 1,000 people.
Vice President Joe Biden and other officials were in Dundalk Monday to tout a grant that will help increase cargo shipped via Baltimore.
The construction work continues; drivers are asked to obey signs and watch for construction workers and equipment.
Councilmembers avoid charges for failing to disclose outside employment.
Del. John Olszewski Jr. offers a legislative update on education accomplishments, concerns and priorities.
More than 4,000 Greater Dundalk students participated in the Summer Reading Club at the North Point and Sollers Point branches of the Baltimore County Public Library system.
The Maryland State Highway Administration said bulb replacement is 93 percent complete and should be finished by winter.
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The city's spending board awarded a contract to build an Enhanced Nutrient Removal Facility at the Eastern Boulevard plant.
Shoulder work at the location will continue for a few more weeks, according to State Highway Administration officials.
Civilian employees will now have to take six unpaid days, down from 11.
A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found bipartisan support for replacing Congress.
Veteran library system employee James C. Cooke will assume the role of assistant director for support services, effective July 28.
Maryland Department of the Environment officials warn that air pollution could adversely affect children, seniors and those with heart and respiratory conditions.
"I think it's time," said the Democratic state senator who represented Dundalk for more than 50 years.
Some business owners say the new storm water management fee disproportionately affects them and will have to be passed on to customers.
Stacy Mayer, a former assistant state’s attorney in Howard and Baltimore Counties, was responsible for shepherding O’Malley’s gun control and death penalty repeal bills through the General Assembly.
The Maryland governor names Mary Ellen Barbera as the first woman chief judge of the state Court of Appeals.
Maryland motorists will pay nearly 4 cents per gallon more in taxes while Virginia residents will see a decrease of 6 cents.
A county version of Connor's Law would require all pool and swim clubs in the county to maintain automatic external defibrillators and train staff it the use of the devices.
Amtrak will fill 25 percent of 3,000 available positions with military veterans.
Access to technology and education are key factors.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch in our region until 10 p.m. Thursday.
Elected officials, religious leaders and advocacy groups all weigh in on the rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8.
The Maryland Court of Appeals orders county officials to participate in an arbitration hearing.
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin calls on Congress to "act quickly to reverse" a Supreme Court decision striking down a portion of the 1965 anti-discrimination law.
Some Baltimore City officials worry the machines promote the theft of cellphones and other portable electronic devices.
Study: Nearly 9 of 10 programs earned three stars or less on a four-star scale.
The ban is part of the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's safe sleep program.
The Maryland State Highway Administration will begin a $6 million slope repair and repaving project June 23, weather permitting.
The deadline to apply for the Homestead Tax Credit has been extended to Dec. 30.
The four-term Dundalk Democrat will add his contracting job to the forms that are required by law.
The North Point Government Center property would host both retail space and a community center and park, if Vanguard is the successful bidder.
Councilman John Olszewski Sr. has previously abstained from votes because of his employment with an area contractor.
Duane Davis, known for leaving toilets as political protest outside the Historic Courthouse in Towson, is running as a Republican in 2014.
The Sparrows Point advisory group stresses most of the jobs are at least 10 years away from reality.
The group will hold a rally to save the North Point Government Center on Saturday.
A Norwood Elementary School fifth-grader applied for a legislative scholarship—seven years early.