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There's lying during the Race, there's misleading, but stealing money is a new level of evil.

The Baltimore area will remain under a flood watch through Tuesday evening, with coastal flooding expected late Monday into Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service. The area will also endure heavy rain and high winds throughout the next two days

Area hospitals continued to care for the sick Monday as Hurricane Sandy approached the area

A column about driving and safety

Uber entering Baltimore

The northern Harford County stretch of I-95 did not fully re-open until 6:05 p.m. Tuesday, as clean-up crews spent almost 10 hours dealing with an overturned diesel truck at the Tydings Bridge near Havre de Grace.

What is cast in political concrete today can be the shifting sands of public policy a few months along. Just as the legislature acted to replace stickers with EZ-Pass, it can act to do away with tolls and convert half a bridge for use by pedestrians. For now, it is likely to be regarded as a crackpot idea, but if enough people ask why not, eventually it could become the kind of idea everyone thinks of as a natural solution.

A former Cathedral of Mary Our Queen School teacher, who lost her arms and legs, has passed a special driver's test but needs funds to buy a car and get it specially adapted. The latter alone may cost $14,000. But she has help from a bevy of former students. The children are continuing to raise money, most recently at a fundraiser at the eatery Zen West Sept. 30.

The Aberdeen City Council approved bids Monday for a water storage tank and the purchase of three vehicles under the city's contract to provide water to Aberdeen Proving Ground.

Baltimore County Police arrested and charged two men with assault and unlawful taking of a motor vehicle in connection with the beating of an Idlewylde man Wednesday night.

A Walmart Supercenter is set to open Oct. 17 on Liberty Road in Randallstown, and Baltimore County officials hope it will give a boost to a corridor targeted for revitalization.

A car driven by an elderly woman smashed through the front of Fashion Bug Saturday morning

Maryland State Police officers hope they can break truck drivers' habit of going through Port Deposit by stepping up enforcement and pushing for better signage on Route 222 and 276, the main roads going into town.

When the Bel Air Police Department's four newest police cruisers go on the street later this month, they'll not only be a different make and model from the older cars in the fleet, they'll also sport a new paint scheme.

Reducing Maryland's vessel excise tax to aid struggling boat dealers and marinas may sound appealing, but it doesn't pass inspection

Drivers and trucking industry representatives said that as truck traffic has increased and federal rules limit truckers' driving hours, lack of truck parking has become a persistent national problem, but particularly in the Northeast. Land for new stops in this part of the country is scarce, and residents often oppose truck stops in their neighborhoods.

John Tokar, owner of Vintage Restorations Limited, in Union Bridge, started tinkering with British cars in 1969 when he ....

IndyCar championship leader Will Power has clinched the pole for Sunday's Grand Prix of Baltimore race.

IndyCar's No. 83 Charlie Kimball answers questions about driving with diabetes

Columbia resident Angela Webb's growing mobile pet grooming business emphasizes convenience and one-on-one care.

At 77, A.J. Foyt has not lost his feistiness heading into Grand Prix of Baltimore

New EPA standards requiring more fuel-efficient cars by 2025 will save consumers money at the pump and reduce air pollution; so why is Mitt Romney against them?

A collision between a gasoline tanker truck and a car in Port Deposit Friday night caused a fire that spread to several buildings, Maryland State Police said.

A fatal train derailment in Ellicott City is expected to close Frederick Road/Main Street for up to 30 hours, impacting area businesses.

This year, JF Thormann will continue to help make winners of Andretti Autosport's drivers on Baltimore's streets. But as an officer of another company, Andretti Sports Marketing, he will also have a role in making the race a success.

Requiring a costly photo ID from voters serves only to disenfranchise seniors, the poor and minorities

A Port Deposit condominium complex was evacuated and all roads into the town closed after an 18-wheel propane tanker crashed into a building.

With track position key, Will Power starts out front in Sunday's IndyCar race

Will Power, feeling a little under the weather from a cold that has been traveling through members of the Penske Team this weekend, put his foot down Friday afternoon to let Ganassi driver Scott Dixon know someone else can find his way around the 2.258-mile road course.

Dayton's Tom Venezia is a models street rodder with vintage cars

In a turnaround from the recession, RV sales have been rising since 2010 and will likely be up 6 percent this year, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association

Events at Carroll County Agriculture Center run July 27-Aug. 3

Clarksville girl races in Mazda MX5 Cup series

After spending a season and a half in the parking lot of the Arbutus Volunteer Fire Department, the Arbutus Farmers Market announced it will move to the intersection of Sulphur Spring Road and East Drive.

Jones Junction building new auto sales lot and detail shop in Fallston

Harford County Public Library declares Journey Stores exhibition a success

Report says boosting still-anemic sales of electric vehicles could curb climate-altering pollution

Parking woes at the American Can Co. complex as it overflows with workers and visitors competing with residents for street parking

The increasingly popular "buy local" movement has helped fuel demand for produce sold by Misty Valley and other roadside vendors, some of whom re-appear each summer along Baltimore-area roads selling from the backs of trucks.

The City of Baltimore is selling records containing personal information about its employees that the city's own lawyers acknowledge cannot legally be disclosed under Maryland law.

Randy Race proudly showed off his shiny new generator, which was making a comforting racket Monday in the backyard of his home in Glendale in Baltimore County.

Less than 48 hours after ferocious thunderstorms ripped through the Baltimore-Washington area with high winds and lightning strikes, the frustrations of coping with a second scorching afternoon without air-conditioning were rising with the temperature.

Klein's ShopRite of Maryland, an institution in Harford County, is moving into Baltimore and urban sections of Baltimore County.

A federal jury convicted a Perry Hall man Monday of wire fraud and money laundering for selling $9 million worth of bogus biodiesel credits to unsuspecting commodities brokers and oil companies in a case that has shaken the nation's renewable fuel industry.