Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Linh and Marty have Coffee With the author of "Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything."
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Linh and Marty have Coffee With the author of "Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything."
The motion to rename Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day has failed to pass at a Baltimore City Council hearing Monday.
A new casino and resort opens in Maryland and it has a big name behind it.
Baltimore County Police need help finding 73-year-old Teklehaimanot Woldemichael who was last seen Monday afternoon.
Frederick officials are moving to finalize a sale of 31 acres of city land to Flying Dog Brewery that will enable the company to vastly increase its output.
Frederick city police say a Prince George's County man has been released from the hospital after he became incoherent following a scuffle with officers.
Army unveiled their uniforms for Saturday's annual game versus Navy, which is being held at M&T Bank Stadium this year.
The Maryland State Board of Education has set guidelines for considering waivers to post-Labor Day school starts under Gov. Larry Hogan's recent executive order.
A court battle is brewing over the city of Frederick's plan to rid City Hall of a statue of the man who wrote the 1857 Dred Scott decision affirming slavery.
After being thrown on a concrete pavement and punched in the face during attempted carjacking, 80-year-old councilwomen Rikki Spector is doing well as she prepares for her final council meeting Monday night.
Fresh off a big win Sunday, the Ravens were back at M&T Bank Stadium Monday morning. They spent time with middle schoolers, teaching them how to play hard and eat healthy.
A tractor trailer has overturned on I-95 after colliding with a SUV, temporarily shutting down the southbound lane near I-695 in Rosedale.
Mayor-elect Catherine Pugh's inauguration has been moved inside due to inclement weather.
U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen are getting their goat mascots ready for Saturday's big game.
Stealing a little holiday cheer. That's what's happening in one Baltimore County neighborhood.
