MTA reduces services, suspends local buses, and MARC Train due to Maryland winter storm; urges avoiding non-essential travel.

With weather and road conditions improving, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will expand local bus service beginning Tuesday. All CityLink routes and all LocalLink bus routes will resume ...

Baltimore City residents face the decision of whether to stand on top of ice or in snow, or stand in the street near oncoming ...

Washington Metro continues to modernize its fleet with New Flyer hybrid and battery-electric buses ST. CLOUD, Minn., Feb. 10, ...

More than six inches of snow, plus sleet and frigid temperatures across the Baltimore area on Sunday halted road traffic and hindered air travel.

Marylanders across the state woke up to over 10 inches of snow in some areas and the cleanup began on Monday morning as the region recovers from the most snow in years.

As the Baltimore area awaited snowfall, estimated to arrive around midnight, cloudy skies covered the city with temperatures hovering in the mid-teens at 10:30 p.m.

As Central Maryland digs out from the recent winter storm, residents and road crews are confronting a challenging landscape of cleared main roads juxtaposed against snow-covered residential streets.

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John Sisson's tenure as CEO of the Delaware Transit Corporation is approaching the end of the line. He has been in that position for 12 years and been with the company for about 30. The corporation is ...

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