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The city of Baltimore will celebrate the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens with a parade on Tuesday.
A judge at Guantanamo Bay refused Monday to suspend a pretrial hearing for the prisoner accused of orchestrating the attack on the USS Cole, ruling that defense lawyers had offered no evidence supporting their suspicion that the CIA can eavesdrop on their private conversations with their client.
There was no "Manic Monday" or "Coffee With" due to the Ravens' Super Bowl win, but Ron was in Rosedale talking to Dan the T-Shirt Man about shirt sales.
Sunday's Super Bowl is a super winner for WJZ-TV.
Teachers and students may have something new they can "like" about the Anne Arundel County school board.
Officials in Cumberland say they're removing or pruning more than 50 trees that have either been damaged by storms or are at risk of toppling over.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is hosting a forum on gun violence in Maryland.
There will be street closures and parking restrictions in effect for the Ravens Super Bowl Victory Parade. The parade will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 5, rain or shine.
Baltimore's not the only place you'll find people celebrating a Ravens Super Bowl win. The party is just getting started in New Orleans.
A statue of Frederick Douglass will soon be moved to the United States Capitol alongside statues of luminaries from the 50 states, and District of Columbia leaders are planning to celebrate the move.
The city of Baltimore is riding high after a Ravens win in New Orleans.
