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Vinny & Rob show, LIVE from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, are joined by Greg Cossell of NFL Films.
The woman killed after a three-vehicle crash on Route 23 involving an oil tanker and a horse trailer has been identified.
As a high pressure system begins to pull away from the Northeast and mid-Atlantic coasts Friday morning, we will be watching the radar mosaic closely for the eventual development of some very light precipitation, primarily between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 or 2 p.m. across the Greater Baltimore area.
Two people were found dead after a vehicle caught fire early Friday morning in the 2100-block of N. Monroe Street.
Gov. O'Malley's bill to repeal the death penalty inched one step closer to becoming law when a Senate committee passed the measure in a 6-5 vote.
A 28-year-old woman has been charged with fatally stabbing her mother's boyfriend in Oxon Hill.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Dave Barry. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Maryland Antiques Show.
The U.S. Naval Academy's 72nd Annual Brigade Boxing Championships are set.
Hagerstown's mayor is asking Gov. Martin O'Malley for $10 million to help build a new stadium for the minor-league Hagerstown Suns.
A bell-ringing ceremony is planned at West Virginia University in remembrance of a student from Maryland who died earlier this month.
An offshore wind bill that would require utilities to buy renewable energy credits has passed the Maryland House of Delegates.
Federal prosecutors say a Maryland man convicted in a multimillion dollar biofuel fraud case has been sentenced to nearly 13 years.
In May 1862, Robert Ford was captured by Confederate soldiers and sent to the officers' jail in Richmond, Va., known as Libby Prison. A black resident of Frederick in his early 30s, Ford had been working as a teamster for the Union Army's quartermaster.
Frederick police have charged a 20-year-old woman with using counterfeit $100 bills at local businesses.
Two state senators are questioning travel expenses incurred by Comptroller Peter Franchot to distribute four kinds of awards. But Franchot says he believes the motivation for their inquiries is political rather than fiscal stewardship.
