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Mild and moist air continues to surge northward across the mid-Atlantic region Thursday morning as a warm front continues to press northward into southeastern Canada.
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Mild and moist air continues to surge northward across the mid-Atlantic region Thursday morning as a warm front continues to press northward into southeastern Canada.
One Baltimore entrepreneur isn't spreading Christmas cheer with tiny reindeer, but bicycles and pulled pork.
A panel of Maryland lawmakers voted Thursday night to recommend that Gov. Martin O'Malley and the General Assembly reduce the state's structural deficit by 50 percent in the next legislative session, but left the governor with the flexibility to close some of the gap with tax increases instead of budget cuts only.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety conducted dozens of crash tests to come up with its top 2012 safety picks.
The former CEO of Baltimore Racing Development says interest payments from a two-month loan taken out before the start of the Baltimore Grand Prix ended up draining the funds needed to pay city taxes.
A Frostburg man has pleaded guilty to carjacking his 71-year-old neighbor.
Allegiant Air says it will offer nonstop jet service twice weekly between Salisbury and Orlando, Fla.
Maryland State Police are graduating six detection dogs and their handlers.
Don had "Coffee With" Soleil Moon Frye. They talked about toys and kids. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Glen Avenue Train Garden.
Two dead bodies were unloaded from a Florida freight train in a shipment of coal. One of them was a young man from Baltimore County.
Bullied, taunted and choked until he passed out. Parents say their special needs son was tortured by classmates at two Baltimore City schools.
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting inside a barbershop.
Local and federal authorities on Thursday will solicit the public's help in catching a man who they say is linked by DNA and other clues to a series of sexual assaults in Montgomery County and to the killing of a young scientist in Georgetown in the 1990s.
Occupy Baltimore is out but not down. They're vowing to rebuild after their eviction, but some are happy to see their tents gone.
A setback in the reorganization of recreation centers in Baltimore. Under a controversial plan, some centers would be turned over to private operators but Wednesday, city officials canceled the vote.
