Monday, Dec. 12, 2011
Don and Marty have "Coffee With" T-Pain. They talked about his new album, "Revolver." Ron Matz had Manic Monday with AAA Mid-Atlantic.
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Don and Marty have "Coffee With" T-Pain. They talked about his new album, "Revolver." Ron Matz had Manic Monday with AAA Mid-Atlantic.
"I'm tied to this car for life, through the good and the bad." - Marilyn and her Toyota Camry Hybrid
A violent attempted carjacking leads to a police chase and shooting. The suspect is dead and an innocent driver is recovering from the attack.
One of the nasty side effects of this down economy is the slump in charitable giving.
A man is murdered inside an apartment complex for seniors and people with disabilities. Tonight investigators are trying to figure out who is responsible for the fatal stabbing.
Police say a Maryland linebacker has been charged with disorderly conduct after an officer spotted him ranting and punching cars.
Maryland State Police say a traffic stop on the Eastern Shore led to the discovery of more than 1,300 cartons of untaxed cigarettes in a New Jersey man's van.
State fire investigators say three people were killed in a fire at a home in Cumberland.
Police are investigating a car accident on the Beltway that left several people injured Sunday morning.
Not much to discuss over the next few days thanks to a large area of high pressure overhead. As such, expect a good deal of sunshine today and for the beginning of the upcoming work week, though some high cirrus may appear tomorrow afternoon and evening as a weak upper-level disturbance slides across the region.
The "Holidays at Hampton" event is going on now! Also, shopping ideas for a teenager or "tween."
Across the world, over a half million people have been able to buy their own homes, thanks to Habitat For Humanity.
Baltimore County police have made an arrest in a string of armed robberies targeting Goodwill stores.
Breaking his silence. A Towson doctor at the center of a massive malpractice investigation opens up to the Baltimore Sun.
Evening the odds. On the chance that fewer guns mean fewer shootings, a Baltimore church is paying people to turn in their guns.
