Thursday, March 15, 2012
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Keion Carpenter. They talked about football and Team Shut Down. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Loyola playing in the NCAA Tournament Thursday night.
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Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Keion Carpenter. They talked about football and Team Shut Down. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Loyola playing in the NCAA Tournament Thursday night.
The Maryland Senate on Wednesday approved an amendment to state budget legislation to squeeze extra tax money out of people who make more than $500,000 a year.
Officials at the Maryland Zoo say two chimpanzees are expecting.
The families of two victims of the Virginia Tech lawsuit have won a multi-million dollar lawsuit. A jury rules the school should have done more to alert students.
It's that time of year in the city -- a day of Irish pride -- featuring the green and gold, festive music, soccer and plenty of drinking all the while. Baltimore is world-renowned for its Inner Harbor, football and crab cakes. However, the city is also notable for throwing some of the best St. Patty's Day events anywhere in the country. In particular, there are five local Irish spots that are must-visit venues during this special holiday.
The image which appears when you think of a Disney, Universal Studios or Six Flags Amusement Park probably includes a roller coaster.
Seven months after an unexpected earthquake shook the East Coast, two national treasures are still in bad shape. The Washington Monument and the National Cathedral both have major structural damage.
It has water views, of course. Plus three bedrooms, three and a half baths and two parking spaces in always crowded Fells Point.
A Glen Burnie man has admitted to producing images of child pornography with three victims, two of them toddlers.
A smaller central office that spends more money on students. That's the plan from Baltimore school leaders to save its cash-strapped budget. The plan means more deep cuts at the district's headquarters.
The family of murdered teenager Phylicia Barnes is working to ensure she didn't die in vain. They're pushing for a new Maryland law to improve searches.
The Maryland Senate on Wednesday approved a state budget change to withhold $500,000 from a state agency -- unless it provides more information about Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to relocate a housing department.
Increasing the state's gas tax is a hugely unpopular idea but Governor Martin O'Malley says it needs to be done. To that end, he took his message to lawmakers Wednesday afternoon.
Electronic toll booths are a trend all around the country and it could happen in Maryland.
