Floating History Lesson: Tall Ship Returns To Charm City
One of the nation's tall ships returns to Charm City. The Coast Guard cutter Eagle was open for tours all weekend.
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One of the nation's tall ships returns to Charm City. The Coast Guard cutter Eagle was open for tours all weekend.
More than 300 motorcyclists from the mid-Atlantic cruise the Beltway to deliver hundreds of toys. The giveaway has nothing to do with the holidays, but it is a celebration of life.
Autumn officially begins today at 4:44 p.m. and the weather outside is a transitional reflection of the fall season. A Canadian high pressure is continuing to build into the area behind the front that brought us nearly 1" of rain at BWI.
A student at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore has been shot and wounded in an off-campus incident in Princess Anne, and the school sent an alert to the campus community.
U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski is endorsing Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown to be the next governor of Maryland.
At least six people were injured in a serious car crash in Bowie.
Anne Arundel County police are investigating a fatal crash in Pasadena.
Riding a dirt bike on city streets creates dreams of YouTube glory for 16-year-old Jacquan Brown. Joseph Wilkinson cruises for stress relief. And Terry Cain finds brotherhood when a pack of riders falls in line, suddenly free from the petty beefs of neighborhood rivalries.
Baltimore County Police are investigating a homicide in Rosedale.
Sunday is the "Heat It To Beat It" walk! Also, the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Festival is next week.
Any leftover clouds this morning will give way to a good deal of afternoon sunshine.
President Barack Obama is set to mourn the men and women killed in the Washington Navy Yard shooting at a memorial service in their honor.
Kai Jackson spoke with Judge Karen Friedman and Imam Earl El-Amin, Jason Odell Williams and Wendy Goldband.
The group that produces the annual Kunta Kinte Festival in Annapolis says the event will not be held this year due to budget shortfalls.
A Howard County man faces criminal charges after refusing to keep quiet at a state education forum.
