Friday, Nov. 11, 2011
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Lou Diamond Phillips. For "People Are Talking," Mike Schuh was at Timonium Fairgrounds' Cow Palace, where the Irish Festival will take place this weekend.
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Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Lou Diamond Phillips. For "People Are Talking," Mike Schuh was at Timonium Fairgrounds' Cow Palace, where the Irish Festival will take place this weekend.
Former head football coach Joe Paterno may not just be out of a job, he could be losing an honor. Two Pennsylvania senators have rescinded their support for Paterno to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. And there's now a link to a local sports figure.
Baltimore's Matthew VanDyke gained international attention when he joined the front lines of the Libyan revolution. He spent nine months in the war-torn country, caught in the gunfire and held in prison.
A tow truck operator is killed by a hit-and-run driver. More than two months later, that driver is still on the loose. Now, there's a new push for information and a $10,000 reward.
A new appeal for information in an unsolved disappearance. Frederick native Robyn Gardner has been missing in Aruba for three months now. Her boyfriend won't give up hope she is alive and he's set up a fund to keep the search going.
The U.S. Naval Academy wasted $3.5 million by improperly contracting for the production of a short film and six commercials, according to an audit by the Defense Department's inspector general's office released Thursday.
Need a gift for the technophile in your life? Here are a few fun and exciting gift ideas you probably haven't thought of.
The director of the Maryland State Highway Administration's procurement office is no longer with the agency four months after an audit found ethical lapses in the agency's processes.
Prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence former Prince George's County councilwoman Leslie Johnson to a year or more in jail, saying she was part of a corrupt culture including illicit fundraising for her council race.
A landmark judgement against a Maryland doctor. He is slapped with a harsh sentence for defrauding dozens of patients.
Students and alumni on the York campus tell WJZ they hope that Penn State will be able to recover from this-- what many are calling the biggest tragedy in college sports history.
Growing calls for Senator Ulysses Currie to face ethics charges in the Maryland General Assembly despite his being acquitted on all charges in a federal bribery case.
High gas prices this past year are being passed on by farmers so it will cost more to put a Thanksgiving meal on the table.
It's one of Baltimore's biggest sales of the year, and if you're looking for men's or women's clothing there's no better place to go. Ron Matz has more on the best dressed sale which benefits Johns Hopkins Hospital.
A Maryland man collapses near the finish line of the Baltimore Half Marathon.
