Maryland Live! Casino Begins Setting Up Slot Machines
The good times are almost ready to roll at the new Maryland Live! casino. The first 100 slot machines arrived at the Arundel Mills facility Wednesday morning.
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The good times are almost ready to roll at the new Maryland Live! casino. The first 100 slot machines arrived at the Arundel Mills facility Wednesday morning.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of March 11.
Whose Irish eyes have YOU smiling?
It's been exactly one year since a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated parts of Japan. This weekend, Baltimore has taken center stage in an effort to help theater arts in that region.
Another blow in the war of words between actress Jada Pinkett Smith and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. Pinkett Smith wants the mayor to monitor elephant care when the circus comes to town. The mayor questions the actress's priorities. Now, Pinkett Smith fires back.
A Baltimore company says it's building the world's tallest indoor roller coaster for a shopping mall in China.
Keep up with the Academy of Country Music Awards set to air April 1 on CBS. From the lead up to the red carpet to the podium, CBS Local Las Vegas has complete coverage of country's biggest night.
"The Addams Family" opened on Broadway in 2010 and it has finally arrived in Baltimore. The weird and wonderful family comes to life at the Hippodrome.
A Hollywood heavyweight from Baltimore tackles an issue that's close to her heart.
The director of the Walters Art Museum has announced he will step down from his post after serving for 18 years in that role.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of March 4.
Monday night, Chevelle took the stage at a packed Rams Head Live! to play a sold-out show. The place was swarming with people ready to see the guys play Baltimore again in support of their latest album, Hats Off to the Bull, released December 2011. And obviously for a band that kicked out one of their own brothers, Chevelle did not play around.
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking, the National Geographic Museum in Washington is preparing a new exhibit on the history and study of the famous ship.
Which woman do you admire most?
A Baltimore radio personality has one of Davy Jones' final interviews.
