Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012
Saturday is the annual Step Up Walk To Stop Diabetes. Also, the Maryland Zoo has great events coming up.
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Saturday is the annual Step Up Walk To Stop Diabetes. Also, the Maryland Zoo has great events coming up.
Saturday is the better day of the weekend with mild temperatures and some sunshine.
Buck Showalter thrust his arm into the air, then stood back and savored watching his surprising Baltimore Orioles celebrate on the field.
The Baltimore Orioles won their first playoff game in 15 years against the Texas Rangers on Friday night.
Bed bugs invade the University of Maryland at College Park forcing students from their dorms.
Baltimore police release new surveillance video of a bar fight that left a young man shot to death.
The two kinds of fungus linked to a meningitis outbreak are found in plenty of places and rarely make people sick.
The number of people nationwide becoming sick from meningitis is growing. Five people are dead, including one person here in Maryland. It's all been traced to contaminated drugs from a Massachusetts pharmacy.
Howard County police have arrested two suspects in connection with four burglaries where the front doors were kicked in.
Drilling companies beginning to explore the Utica Shale got a piece of good news Friday when the U.S. Geological Survey estimated the rock formation in Ohio, Pennsylvania and other states holds enormous reserves of natural gas and oil.
The D.C. transit system must allow a pro-Israel ad that equates Muslim radicals with savages, a federal judge ruled Friday.
A former postal service employee has pleaded guilty to stealing cash and gift cards from the mail.
A man who was high on PCP when he crashed his truck traveling into a car stopped at a red light has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Maryland State Police (MSP) take the first step toward replacing their aging fleet of medevac helicopters. The first brand new chopper is on display.
It's a harrowing account into the first five minutes of a shooting at Perry Hall High School. The incident left one student seriously injured and another facing charges as an adult. Now, the principal tells what he saw that day to a group of Baltimore County school leaders.
