Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Marty Bass has Coffee With Dr. Phil and Dr. Pamela Kushner, talking about managing Type 2 diabetes.
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Marty Bass has Coffee With Dr. Phil and Dr. Pamela Kushner, talking about managing Type 2 diabetes.
Apparel giant Under Armour announced some major changes Tuesday morning.
Regulators in California took a pivotal step on Monday toward becoming the first state to require the popular weed killer Roundup to come with a label warning that it's known to cause cancer.
New Orleans police say they've arrested a 21-year-old man in an attack that hospitalized two Boston-area men.
Furious and frustrated residents came together to voice their anger over the city's newly overhauled bus routes. Many say the changes have led to longer waits and unsafe stops.
An annual report has found the overall population of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay has declined and it recommends limiting the number harvested in the fall.
The Supreme Court is letting the Trump administration mostly enforce its 90-day ban on travelers from six mostly Muslim countries.
The nation's largest wildfire has forced more than 1,500 people from their homes and cabins in a southern Utah mountain area home to a ski town and popular fishing lake.
Along the Lynnhaven River in Virginia Beach, ospreys build nests with just about anything: tree branches, stuffed animals, flip flops — even an opossum skull.
One Maryland county was among the government websites across the country that were shut down for hours after being hacked.
Prince George's County police have arrested a man they say fatally shot an acquaintance inside of a car in Laurel.
The Transportation Security Administration says a 20-pound (9-kilogram) live lobster has been spotted in a passenger's luggage at Boston's Logan International Airport.
Anne Arundel County police are asking for help from the public in tracking down a suspect wanted for robbing a convenience store.
After months of warning, speed cameras are back in Baltimore City.
For many kids, a bicycle is their ticket to freedom. It's faster than walking, and once you own one, it's free to use. But there are many kids and their parents who can't afford to buy a bike.
