It's Academic: Jan. 12, 2013
Teams from Gilman, North Carroll and McDonogh compete.
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Teams from Gilman, North Carroll and McDonogh compete.
An overall mild to warm pattern today into Monday with the peak of the warmth probably coming tomorrow.
There's still time to get your gear before the big game Saturday afternoon!
Fierce flu. The illness is spreading fast across the nation. Health workers across the country and in Maryland say the number of cases have reached an epidemic level.
If you've seen a bit more pink and green sprinkled in with all the purple, it's because an international sorority has come to town for its annual convention.
A record number of Baltimore County restaurants are cooking up some delicious deals as Restaurant Week kicks off Friday.
Two women were injured when their cars crashed in Westminster. One woman was pulled from her vehicle after it overturned and caught fire.
Crews rescue a woman from an apartment fire in Columbia.
Racehorse on the loose. A routine day at Laurel Park Racetrack becomes anything but when one of the horses makes a break for it.
A huge Purple Friday for the fans! The Ravens caravan hit even more spots to gear up for the big game.
City police said they arrested a man who barricaded himself in an apartment complex.
Two Baltimore women have been indicted on charges of fraudulently obtaining Social Security benefits using information they obtained by telling victims they had won a lottery in Jamaica.
Four young people were hospitalized after they were hit by a car while crossing the ramp to a major interstate in Anne Arundel County.
Barbara Barrett, the chief executive of a Montana resort who served as U.S. ambassador to Finland under President George W. Bush, has been appointed to the Smithsonian Board of Regents.
District of Columbia leaders say they've received no promises from the White House about President Barack Obama placing the city's "Taxation Without Representation" license plates on his official vehicles.
