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With five nationally-known bands on two stages, it's a good bet that if you buy a ticket to the 2012 Preakness InfieldFest, you'll have a blast.
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With five nationally-known bands on two stages, it's a good bet that if you buy a ticket to the 2012 Preakness InfieldFest, you'll have a blast.
President Barack Obama takes a new, bold stand on same-sex marriage. Wednesday afternoon, he announced he now supports the unions.
A death-defying feat over the Inner Harbor. Wednesday night, hundreds watched as a member of the world-famous Flying Wallenda family walked a tightrope over the water.
A Maryland family is caught up in an international nightmare. Convicted of spying, Alan Gross sits in a Cuban prison while his wife tries desperately to bring him home.
A Curtis Bay man has been sentenced to 55 years in prison for his role in a fatal robbery that netted the suspects $17.
There is now closure for the families of two young students killed when a tugboat plowed into their tour boat on the Delaware River. The federal wrongful death trial ends with a multi-million dollar settlement.
Hundreds of protesters camped outside of Bank of America buildings across the nation. Shareholders voted on the bank president's pay package Wednesday
With foreign leaders coming to Maryland to meet with President Barack Obama next week, security will be heavy. Even though the annual G8 summit will be tucked away at Camp David, it's visiting protesters police are preparing for.
Governor Martin O'Malley outlines the game plan for raising taxes in the General Assembly session that begins Monday.
The Kennedy Krieger Institute is marking a milestone anniversary Wednesday. For 75 years it's been serving children with disabilities.
Ladies, if you love to shop, listen up! This week there's a way you can cash in on some sales while helping out women in need.
A horrific crash south of Bel Air leaves two dead and those who work at Harford County Public Schools asking why.
Remembering sacrifice. Loved ones gathered at Maryland State Police headquarters for the 18th Annual Fallen Heroes ceremony.
It's the phone call heard by thousands, sparking an Election Night controversy in the race for governor. Now 12 jurors are locked in a room trying to make a decision in the second robocall trial.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded more than $4 million to the Southern Maryland Electrical Co-op in three Maryland counties.
