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New Report Explains Which Toys To Avoid This Holiday Season

Before you hit the stores for major markdowns and sales on children’s toys, you’ll want to know what items could be dangerous for your child. A new report explains which toys are toxic.

2012/11/20

25% Of Drivers Want Hybrids, Study Says

At least a quarter of Americans may see gas consumption as their biggest energy expense.

2012/10/17

BLOG: Busy Weekend

Dry and cooler weather is going to prevail around here over the next couple of days. While temperatures in parts of the area may have a hard time reaching the lower 60s during each of the next two days, this won’t be because we’re going to be lacking a fair amount of sunshine.

2012/04/05

Report: Howard County Is Maryland’s Healthiest

A new report finds that Howard County is the healthiest place to live in Maryland, while Baltimore City is ranked as the worst.

2012/04/03

Report: Baltimore Source Of Most Toxic Releases

A new report says industrial facilities dumped 1.4 million pounds of toxic chemicals into Maryland waterways in 2010, mostly in the Baltimore area.

2012/03/22

Ethics Panel Recommends Currie Be Censured & Barred From Leadership Posts

Cleared of corruption charges. Now, the once-powerful State Sen. Ulysses Currie will soon be disciplined by his fellow lawmakers.

2012/02/16

Sewage Spill Of At Least 2K Gallons Reported

Fort Detrick is reporting a sewage spill along the Monocacy River in Frederick.

2012/01/19

Report Links Chesapeake Bay Cleanup, Job Creation

A report by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation concludes that storm water and sewage plant upgrades intended to help nurse the environmentally-battered bay back to health would create nearly 250,000 jobs.

2012/01/03

Potomac Conservancy To Release River Report

The Potomac Conservancy plans to release its State of the Nation’s River report along with recommendations for the Potomac, which supplies most of the drinking water for the District of Columbia.

2011/11/09

Del., Md., Va. Receive ‘C’ On Premature Birth Report

The March of Dimes gives Delaware, Maryland and Virginia grades of “C” on its latest premature births report card, while the District of Columbia receives a “D.”

2011/11/01