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The Maryland State Board of Education announced Dr. Lillian M. Lowery, Secretary of Education for the Delaware Department of Education, has been selected the State's next State Superintendent of Schools.
Brian Elliott made 24 saves, B.J. Crombeen and Andy McDonald scored and the St. Louis Blues moved one win away from the second round.
For "Coffee With," Don and Marty talked to Mayor Rick Meehan about what's going on in Ocean City this summer. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Hope's Heroes Race.
Car enthusiast Mike West takes the 2012 Nissan Juke on a road test and declares that this isn't your ho hum Nissan product.
A new proprietary study from The Family Room may surprise some automakers, but few parents.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's recent study awards another point to the men's team.
The National Automobile Dealers Association says that used car values are about to peak.
A Baltimore school is naming its community center for Bill and Camille Cosby, the school's biggest donors.
University of Maryland at Baltimore students will be gorging themselves on Buffalo-style chicken wings to raise money for cancer research.
Prince George's County police have identified a woman who was found dead inside a vacant Temple Hills apartment this week.
Baltimore County fire officials say a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex in Reisterstown has displaced residents of nearly a dozen units.
Mystery surrounds the death of a popular academic adviser at Bowie State University. It comes just days after he's charged with assault and child abuse.
Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon is back in the public eye. Two years after she was forced to step down in a corruption scandal, Dixon faces city residents in a comedy roast.
The drought affecting most of Maryland could get worse and many people are already feeling the pain. The dry conditions are back this week causing problems we normally don't see until summertime.
A Baltimore City Circuit Court jury found a pastor guilty of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl from April 2000 until March 2002.
