It's Academic: Oct. 13, 2012
Teams from Reservoir, Oakland Mills and Boonsboro compete.
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Teams from Reservoir, Oakland Mills and Boonsboro compete.
The Baltimore comptroller is suing the administration of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to block its office of information technology from installing a new phone system.
Frederick County officials say a 15-year-old boy has been charged with assault for bullying a high school student who was about to be interviewed on the subject by a television news crew.
Saturday is the Baltimore Marathon! Also, Dr. Bill discusses the fungal meningitis outbreak.
Take advantage of the last days of comfortable weather before the harsh winter arrives. Enjoy fall drives that promise perfect foliage and all of the pretty little pit stops you can handle. From the zoo to area state parks, these are the best places to see fall leaves in Baltimore.
Over the last decade or so, thousands of "medical spas" have popped up around the country, enticing consumers with a name that suggests a surgeon's skill mixed with the pleasure of a massage.
The pharmacy linked to the nation's deadly outbreak of meningitis is owned by two brothers-in-law who brought different but complementary skills to the venture: One's a pharmacist, the other a risk-taking businessman who made his mark recycling old computers, fishing rope and mattresses.
Three high-profile gun incidents inside Baltimore County schools. Now, county officials are taking a stand to prevent it from happening again.
An entire Northeast Baltimore community is devastated as a family is torn apart by an early morning fire. Five people are dead, four of them children.
The season of 2012 comes to an end for the Baltimore Orioles. The Birds lost to the Yankees in Game 5 Friday night.
CC Sabathia turned and looked over his right shoulder, watching intently after Nate McLouth turned on a 93 mph fastball and sent it soaring down the right-field line. Yankees-Orioles. Playoffs. Disputed home run. Again.
A federal judge who ordered D.C.'s public transit system to put up pro-Israel ads that equate Muslim radicals with savages said Metro officials voiced reasonable safety concerns but failed to consider other alternatives when they delayed displaying the messages.
A man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a West Ocean City bar owner has been sentenced to a year in jail.
A Boulder, Colo.-based manufacturer of organic nut butter products has issued a recall of some of its products due to a possible salmonella contamination.
A Gallaudet University administrator remains on leave for signing the petition to put same-sex marriage on Maryland's November ballot.
