Saturday, July 21, 2012
Artscape is this weekend! Also, we have news from the MDSPCA.
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Artscape is this weekend! Also, we have news from the MDSPCA.
Historic Annapolis boasts dozens of bus, trolley, walking and sailing tours with Colonial-esque guides waiting to teach you everything about this exciting city. Maryland's capital since 1694, Annapolis has changed little over the centuries. Its charmingly narrow, time-worn streets make it fun to explore, and museums and art galleries here promise culture galore. A quaint, picturesque town with architecture worth viewing it also boasts attractions ranging from the City Dock to the much-loved United States Naval Academy. Don't miss out on a weekend in this exciting city for a lesson in love of country you'll never forget.
The tragedy a Colorado movie theater has led to increased security at theatres around the country, including here in Baltimore.
An unauthorized swim nearly claims the life of a woman in Ocean City.
An outbreak of hepatitis C in New Hampshire is now linked to a medical technician who once worked at several Maryland hospitals. At least 30 people in New Hampshire have contracted the virus.
MMaryland regulators on Friday rejected a large portion of the Potomac Electric Power Company's request for a 4 percent rate increase, citing the company's history of substandard performance.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning people not to eat raw or partially cooked shellfish harvested from New York's Oyster Bay Harbor because they have been linked to cases of foodborne illness in several states.
A man has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for striking and killing a bicyclist in Washington, then leaving the scene.
A temporary ruling from the Supreme Court allows police officers to continue collecting DNA samples from suspected criminals. But that decision may be overturned soon.
A wild police pursuit ended with a violent crash and a suspect on the run. Now we're learning more about that suspect and what happened.
Forty years of looking down has captured a lot of change here on earth.
It's always a hit downtown, rain or shine. The 31st annual Artscape is happening in downtown Baltimore.
Back-to-back storms hit central Maryland, causing extreme flooding.
The Frederick County school board and teachers association say they've tentatively agreed on a contract for the upcoming school year.
Baltimore police have arrested two people wanted for questioning in the slayings of a woman and her son in Connecticut.
