Friday, July 13, 2012
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Eric McCormack. They talked about his new show, "Perception." Gigi Barnett had "People Are Talking" about the Miles That Matter Pikesville 5k.
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Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Eric McCormack. They talked about his new show, "Perception." Gigi Barnett had "People Are Talking" about the Miles That Matter Pikesville 5k.
Pay raise uproar. Baltimore's fire chief responds to the outrage over his salary boost and makes a promise to his firefighters.
It was a fearful flight for Southwest passengers landing at BWI-Marshall Airport. Two flight attendants were rushed to the hospital as Hazmat crews searched the plane.
Five marines are on a journey. They are running from South Carolina to Ground Zero in New York City.
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton says the criminal activity by District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 campaign is "deeply disturbing" and is calling on the mayor to respond.
Charred rubber and burned beams are all that remain of a Baltimore City playground.
There's frustration and outright anger at BGE. It's all over a small fee charged to all customers, even to those who lost power for days during that powerful storm that tore through the state.
Massive drug bust in Maryland. Nearly $200,000 in heroin and drug money was confiscated by state police during a routine traffic stop.
For a lot of Baltimore teenagers, getting outside in the summer means a stoop and a sidewalk. But hundreds of teens are finding a far more natural world and earning money in the bargain.
Wells Fargo Bank has settled a multi-million dollar lawsuit and the city will get a chunk of the money.
The impact of Maryland's brutal storm on June 29 is still being felt by some, including at St. Martin's Home in Catonsville that cares for needy seniors.
Three years in prison. That's the sentence for the woman who injected potentially deadly substances into other women who were all hoping to look better.
Ocean City Police have charged two men with manufacturing and passing counterfeit currency.
BGE is asking its customers to be cautious of individuals posing as the utility's employees and entering into their homes and businesses.
Baltimore County's plan to activate four new speed cameras on Thursday hit a speed bump.