Sunday, June 24, 2012
The Baltimore Women's 5K is Sunday. Also, we have tips on grilling---it's more complicated than you may think.
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The Baltimore Women's 5K is Sunday. Also, we have tips on grilling---it's more complicated than you may think.
Gigi Barnett spoke with Sarah Brooks Horan and Juliette Williams, Dr. Skipp Sanders and John Gartrell and has tips on summer activities for children.
Jerry Sandusky's guilty verdict in his child sex abuse trial is shining a light on child molestation across the country, including here in Maryland.
Just in time for a warm weekend, every pool in Baltimore City opened on Saturday. City leaders say they're more than just a way to cool off.
Fire officials in Maryland say a fire that apparently started as a result of unattended cooking caused $60,000 in damage to a home in Fort Washington.
It may not be the triple digits today, but we still hit 90 degrees this afternoon. One huge difference, though, was that the dew points/humidity dropped considerably.
A gruesome murder led to a somber funeral for a man killed in a cannibal attack.
A newspaper investigation found the City of Baltimore has failed to collect millions of dollars because of chronic errors and miscalculations in a program offering tax breaks for historic renovations.
Crews are cleaning up in the Washington area after an overnight storm.
Authorities in Prince George's County say strong winds damaged buildings in Bladensburg.
Baltimore's outgoing police commissioner says he plans to hike the Appalachian Trail in order to bury some of the "madness" of fighting urban crime.
Teams from Catonsville, Oakland Mills and James M. Bennett compete.
The Sparrows Point Country Club in Baltimore is considering selling land to raise money for overdue maintenance and renovation projects.
A group of Maryland teenagers is helping rebuild two Vermont homes nearly destroyed last year by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene.
Prince George's County schools Superintendent William Hite Jr. is one of two finalists to be superintendent for the School District of Philadelphia.
