It's Academic: Dec. 22, 2012
Teams from Glenelg Country, James M. Bennett and River Hill compete.
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Teams from Glenelg Country, James M. Bennett and River Hill compete.
The Maryland Zoo is holding its annual Breakfast With Santa program.
Kind of appropriate that within a couple of hours of the time winter officially began (6:12 am) yesterday that the cold front associated with strong low pressure pushed across our area.
New Year's Eve will be historic for many in our area as Baltimore City Hall plans to wed same-sex couples for the first time ever.
The Anne Arundel County schools superintendent has proposed a $1 billion budget, the largest in the system's history.
The former lab tech accused of exposing hundreds of people to Hepatitis C is now believed to have more victims here in Baltimore.
The Allegany County commissioners have agreed to borrow $9.2 million for pay for construction of a new Allegany High School.
A former Baltimore County firefighter has been indicted of charges that he recorded himself performing sex acts on a boy.
Long lines and delays at airports nationwide, thanks to a massive storm traveling across the country. Add in the start of holiday travel and many passengers are left in limbo.
Maryland's only ski resort says it has emerged from bankruptcy protection under a new management firm.
State officials say the unemployment rate dropped slightly in November, but Maryland lost 3,100 jobs.
A Gaithersburg man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Frederick bank.
With just three shopping days left until Christmas, Comptroller Peter Franchot is asking shoppers to share the wealth.
Friday marks the one-week anniversary of the shooting massacre at a Connecticut elementary school. All across the country and here in Baltimore, we remember the 26 lives lost.
Many are mourning the loss of a teenager who died after being hit by a car while on his way to school.
