Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Anna Post. They talked about manners and etiquette. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Dominick's Pizza in Parkville being back in business after a fire.
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Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Anna Post. They talked about manners and etiquette. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Dominick's Pizza in Parkville being back in business after a fire.
There was a massive hazmat spill on I-95 and 895 in Northeast Baltimore Wednesday night.
Hundreds of dead birds rain down on I-95, blindsiding drivers in Howard County. Now Natural Resources officials are trying to figure out what caused the mass deaths.
Saving the Baltimore Grand Prix. The city finds new leadership to bring racing back to Baltimore in an 11th hour deal. Now downtown businesses are breathing a sigh of relief.
There's growing criticism over a cell phone video of city police officers threatening to arrest a man who is recording them.
It is another day without heat or hot water for many people living in Southwest Baltimore after construction crews hit a natural gas main in the area.
Baltimore fire officials say one person has been injured and four more are being treated for smoke inhalation in a two-alarm fire.
Governor Martin O'Malley's gas tax proposal makes it harder for the state to use transportation dollars to supplement other needs. A bill to apply the state's sales tax to the price of gasoline is set to go before the General Assembly.
The Maryland General Assembly's joint ethics committee has completed a report it plans to send to the Senate on recommended actions for a state senator who failed to disclose work he did for a grocery store chain.
It appears two groups of students from two separate schools became involved in a fight Wednesday afternoon. The large group of students were gathered at Belair and Chesterfield roads in northeastern Baltimore City.
It may be a sign that the sluggish economy is picking up speed. One of the state's manufacturing plants is adding jobs.
It's a tough job. Being a cop can be both rewarding and filled with anxiety. These days the Baltimore City Police Department is under the microscope for controlling crime and its policies. Now there's a push by the brass to get the highest caliber officers on the force.
It's not every day someone turns 106 years old, but that's what's happening in Edgewood on Wednesday.
The killer of a Maryland prison guard will soon find out if he will be put to death.
This Saturday, Baltimore's own Archibishop Edwin O'Brien will be elevated to cardinal.
