Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012
There's a new attraction for Ravens fans at the Inner Harbor! Also, we have a look at the must-have back to school supplies.
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There's a new attraction for Ravens fans at the Inner Harbor! Also, we have a look at the must-have back to school supplies.
Kai Jackson spoke with Peter Franchot, Monyka Berrocosa, Maria Johnson Darby and The Red Cross and Marcus Johnson and Lasava Tidwell.
For three years now, Patrick Shields has been grabbing bats, smoking out groundhogs, trapping everything from skunks to fishers and enjoying every minute of it.
The last Civil War soldier to witness the fighting at Burnside Bridge during the Battle of Antietam died nearly a century ago. But a 170-year-old eastern sycamore tree that abuts the north end of the stone bridge continues to thrive.
A change is in the making for all Maryland dog owners. The state Senate has given preliminary approval of a new dog bite law.
Fluctuating gas prices have car makers racing to add fuel-saving technology to vehicles. AAA is offering advice about one new device. It's called "Stop-Start."
Bronze batter. He was larger than life on the field, now, Hall of Famer Eddie Murray will stay that way in bronze. He is the next former Oriole in a long line of players honored in a new tribute.
What a difference! The front that moved into Maryland yesterday has slowed down significantly, and is still draped along I-95 this evening.
Prince George's County police they've made an arrest in a fatal shooting in Riverdale.
A watchdog organization wants Fort Detrick and the City of Frederick to agree on a time frame in which elected officials would be notified about emergencies on the post.
A Maryland lawmaker says he will be proposing a change to a gambling measure to create a House and Senate oversight panel.
Olympic champion Frank Havens has found watching the coverage of the 2012 London Games especially memorable since the last time they were held in that city was 1948 and he was there -- competing in his first of four Olympic Games.
The Baltimore County school system has paid a total of more than $150,000 to two employees who have voluntarily left their positions.
Police in Prince George's County are stepping up their presence in a half-dozen neighborhoods over the next two weeks.
The Ocean City Police Department says it's seized 19 firearms so far in 2012, more than in each of the last two years.
