Baltimore Aquarium CEO To Dive In For Oceans Day
The CEO of the National Aquarium in Baltimore plans to get wet to commemorate World Oceans Day.
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The CEO of the National Aquarium in Baltimore plans to get wet to commemorate World Oceans Day.
Personal injury attorneys could be moving away from flashy ads on the sides of buses and spots on daytime television. Several firms in the region have launched apps for smartphones as a way to market and streamline their business.
A total of 31 officers are getting promoted and assuming new ranks within the Baltimore County Police Department.
The Maryland Food Bank is seeking volunteers to help sort and pack 250,000 pounds of food for distribution.
Mayor Vincent Gray's office has announced that he will help lead celebrations later this week marking the 10th anniversary of the creation of the District's Department of Transportation.
Firefighters in Clear Spring say a truckload of freshly roasted sunflower seeds ignited inside a barn but caused little damage.
These days, even the tiniest thing can quickly turn into an Internet phenomenon.
Guns, drugs and cash were all taken off the streets of Northwest Baltimore.
Kevin Garnett finished with 26 points and 11 rebounds, Paul Pierce hit a 3-pointer over LeBron James with just under a minute left and the Boston Celtics moved one win away from an Eastern Conference title by beating the Miami Heat 94-90 on Tuesday night.
Authorities say a Maryland man has been charged with assault after allegedly shooting a co-worker with a nail gun.
Federal prosecutors say the former CEO of a fast food franchise has been indicted on charges of embezzling $885,000 from the company.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners is cutting a $3.3 million county health department program that provides nurses in schools.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Ed Sanchez, the director of "The Blair Witch Project." Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Red Devils 5K Run & Stroll.
Try out a few simple tips to make mornings manageable.
Danger at the Inner Harbor. Another lawmaker calls for more police to patrol the hottest tourist spot in the city.
