On Time: Jan. 13, 2013
Kai Jackson spoke with Joseph DeMattos, Jr., Kevin Lindamood and Tom Saunders.
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Kai Jackson spoke with Joseph DeMattos, Jr., Kevin Lindamood and Tom Saunders.
A Broncos beating. The Ravens win their second playoff game in double overtime and are now headed to the AFC Championship. Ravens fans are fired up!
A Baltimore County faces a string of charges after threatening police with a homemade blowtorch. The incident forced some elderly people from their homes and left one officer with minor burns.
It's hitting harder than anyone expected. This year's flu is now considered an epidemic and Maryland is among the states impacted.
The warmup continues. We got all the way to 57 degrees Saturday afternoon after starting out the day at 42 degrees. That low was already above our average high of 41 degrees this time of year.
Baltimore's Justin Tucker kicked a 47-yard field goal 1:42 into the second overtime Saturday to lift the Ravens to a 38-35 victory over the Denver Broncos in the AFC playoffs.
Miss District of Columbia Allyn Rose has fallen short in her bid to become Miss America, despite successfully conveying a message about breast cancer prevention.
A Maryland lawmaker charged with operating a boat under the influence of alcohol says that he began drinking more after separating from his wife and feeling "betrayed" by longtime colleagues who voted for gay marriage.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested for making and selling homemade liquor in Delaware.
An Allegany County Sheriff deputy's hidden business card helped catch a man accused of stealing copper pipes from a vacant home.
Police say a Howard County police officer driving to work rescued a teenager from a burning car.
More than 30,000 people are expected to attend a gun show at the Maryland State Fairgrounds.
Police in Montgomery County are looking for four men who allegedly stole purses worth a total of $10,000 from the Jimmy Choo store in Chevy Chase.
Firefighters in Prince George's County say a fire caused $100,000 in damage to a home.
Frederick police say they expect traffic congestion during the funeral procession of local civil rights leader Lord Nickens.
