Grand Prix Of Baltimore Starts Its Engines!
It's not the usual traffic at the Inner Harbor this weekend. Baltimore's busiest streets have turned into an IndyCar racetrack. The Grand Prix is back, sending cars through downtown at 180 miles per hour.
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It's not the usual traffic at the Inner Harbor this weekend. Baltimore's busiest streets have turned into an IndyCar racetrack. The Grand Prix is back, sending cars through downtown at 180 miles per hour.
Three men attending a cookout on the Eastern Shore are shot and end up in the hospital.
Scandal at Towson University. The cheerleading team is suspended this academic year for hazing.
Remembering a fallen hero. Hundreds attend a viewing for Baltimore County Police Officer 1st Class Jason Schneider. This, as we learn new information about how the tactical team member died.
Every year in America, between 100 and 150 police officers die in the line of duty-- most from gunshots. Now a small patch kit could save lives.
Women at Towson University are on alert after a reported rape near campus.
Defense attorneys on Friday accused an outspoken lawyer of using a Naval Academy sexual assault case to further her own crusade against how the military handles the problem.
Metro is warning of major disruptions on the red line after a train with no passengers aboard derailed overnight.
For those looking to get an early start on the holiday weekend and participate in outdoor activities, it will be a good day, but still humid. Dry weather is expected.
Carroll County is ending a decade-old ban on carrying firearms at county landfills.
It sure didn't look like he did a very good when he was here, but as it turns out, MacPhail made some great moves.
An audit of the state comptroller's office has found that one division has kept sensitive taxpayer information on a publicly accessible computer server for years.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" NASCAR driver, Ryan Newman. Gigi Barnett had "People Are Talking" about the Grand Prix of Baltimore.
A Maryland man who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and driving under the influence of alcohol in the death of a pedestrian has been sentenced to four years in prison.
The Charles County Sheriff's Office says it will reactivate the three speed cameras that it had stopped using after one camera's cement pad was incorrectly placed.
