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BGE is monitoring the weather and is prepared for possible electric service interruptions caused by rain, forecasted snow and high wind gusts.
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BGE is monitoring the weather and is prepared for possible electric service interruptions caused by rain, forecasted snow and high wind gusts.
Tom Chepurko didn't bargain on participating in any marathons anytime soon. It wasn't just that the 53-year-old Odenton resident hadn't trained for years. Chepurko largely depends on a wheelchair for mobility. He was injured in a skydiving accident in 1981 that caused partial paralysis from the waist down.
A suspect tries to rob a Perry Hall liquor store with a knife, but the owner fires back.
An early-retirement incentive could cause major attrition at the top ranks of the Baltimore County Police Department.
Mike Schuh reports live from Canton for the second annual KidsPeace Trick-or-Trot 5K run/1M walk. Tim Williams and Gigi Barnett talked to Sam Hadzaman, from the Dundalk Home Depot, about affordable ways to save energy this fall and winter.
Baltimore City police were called to the 3700-block of Victor Street after receiving reports of a shooting Friday night.
Rain is coming down at a pretty good pace in Baltimore now and looks like precip continues pretty steady and heavy into early this afternoon.
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will welcome local children to trick-or-treat at the North Portico of the White House on Saturday evening.
A new Maryland State Police facility being built along Interstate 70 near Hagerstown could be ready sooner than expected.
Magician, comedian and illusionist Spencer Horsman pushed the envelope with a breakout performance.
To give you an idea of how rare snow in October is, just one inch at Baltimore/Washington Airport would make this the second snowiest October day ever.
A surprise a city sheriff's deputy never saw coming. A man with a knife jumps into his cruiser and allegedly tries to attack him, forcing the deputy to pull out his gun.
Federal authorities say an employee with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $26,000 from the government.
The family of a Baltimore girl electrocuted in a city park is back in court. Fourteen-year-old Deanna Green was the victim of faulty underground electric lines.
Testimony has concluded for the week in the trial of a woman charged with killing a co-worker inside a Maryland yoga clothing shop.
