It's Academic: January 7, 2012
Teams from Towson, Salisbury Christian and Western compete.
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Teams from Towson, Salisbury Christian and Western compete.
Baltimore police are investigating a non-fatal shooting.
Metro trains will share a track along portions of four of the system's five lines this weekend.
We really couldn't be much better off on a weekend day in January than today with the unseasonably warm temperatures continuing.
American Girl is looking for models to bring their dolls to life! Also, the Maryland Zoo has great events coming up.
What was a tragic fire Thursday is a case of cold-blooded murder a day later. The 84-year-old woman found dead in the flames had also been stabbed.
There's encouraging news for rail passengers who use MARC train in and out of Baltimore. You could soon get a chance to ride, both nights and weekends.
The leader of the Baltimore Archdiocese will soon hold one of the most powerful positions inside the Catholic Church. On Friday, Pope Benedict named Archbishop Edwin O'Brien a cardinal.
Federal prosecutors say a former trust officer at PNC Bank has been sentenced to 27 month in prison for embezzling more than $313,000 from accounts.
The U.S. Coast Guard says it has flown a 20-foot tower used as a navigation aid to the Ocean City jetty.
The GRAMMY Foundation recently announced that GRAMMY Camp, its signature music industry camp for U.S. high school students, will take place in Los Angeles, Nashville and New York this summer.
Authorities have closed Newtowne Neck State Park in Scotland after military ordnance was found along the shoreline.
A Maryland judge has unsealed an indictment charging a doctor with murder in connection with five abortions.
Howard County Police are under fire Friday with officers accused of pulling over motorists simply to meet their quotas.
After a 16-year-old Baltimore City girl went missing in 2009, her body was never found. But an Essex man has been sentenced for her murder.
