Obama Campaign: De Niro's Joke 'Inappropriate'
Actor Robert De Niro opened a fundraiser starring Michelle Obama by listing her Republican rivals and jokingly suggesting that America isn't "ready for a white first lady."
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Actor Robert De Niro opened a fundraiser starring Michelle Obama by listing her Republican rivals and jokingly suggesting that America isn't "ready for a white first lady."
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller says changes to the state budget made by House of Delegates committees could mean deep cuts and the need to raise revenue next year.
A bill to limit where residential septic systems can be installed in Maryland is before the state Senate.
Buddy Jones, the board chairman of the Baylor University regents, is in constant awe of all the great things his school is experiencing these days.
Marty had "Coffee With" Anthony Field, the blue "Wiggle." They talked about his new book, "How I Got My Wiggle Back: A Memoir of Healing." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Locust Point talking about the Irish Sports Clinic.
We have said it a LOT the last few months, but it's going to be another warm one. Temperatures Wednesday morning are already running above average highs for this time of year, and they are only going up in the afternoon.
The Harford County Council has approved bonus money for teachers that had been set aside for them by County Executive David Craig.
The Baltimore Ravens say wide receiver Anquan Boldin is heading to East Africa to raise awareness about drought and famine that are affecting 13 million people across the region.
The Baltimore County school board has voted to build an elementary school in the area of Mays Chapel Park despite opposition from neighbors.
Now is the time to spruce up your windows with these clever, creative and do-it-yourself ideas.
New details are in about a violent attack near Owings Mills. Three people are suffering from stab wounds.
For the second time this week, controversy over crowd control. This time, Canton spiraled out of control on St. Patrick's Day. Now residents want to know why police did nothing as hundreds of revelers trashed the square.
A Maryland House committee has approved doubling the state's "flush tax" from $30 a year to $60 a year.
