Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
Marty had "Coffee With" Mark Consuelos. They talked about his favorite recipes. For People Are Talking, Mike Schuh was in North Baltimore talking about the Baltimore City recycling center.
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Marty had "Coffee With" Mark Consuelos. They talked about his favorite recipes. For People Are Talking, Mike Schuh was in North Baltimore talking about the Baltimore City recycling center.
Rounds of rain will be heavy at times Wednesday with a couple of thunderstorms possible in the afternoon or evening. The winds are also going to pick up with this storm moving through. Winds could gust over 30 mph at times.
A statue of Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson will be unveiled this weekend outside Baltimore's Camden Yards.
Westminster police say a Frederick man is in critical condition after he was stabbed in TownMall.
Twenty-five deaths in 12 states are now linked to listeria in cantaloupe, the deadliest known outbreak of foodborne illness in the U.S. in more than 25 years.
The search for a missing 11-year-old is over. His body was discovered Tuesday morning, not far from the home he shared with his mother.
A prominent state senator is on trial for bribery and extortion. So is he corrupt or is he simply too dumb to know what he's doing?
Cigarettes smuggled across state lines are costing the state of Maryland big bucks. Now officials are cracking down.
Mystery at a downtown Baltimore apartment complex. Residents are on edge after a woman was found dead in the bottom of a trash chute---and it's not the first time.
The Baltimore Police Department is investigating the rape of a 13-year-old girl in East Baltimore.
Baltimore City is making it even easier to go green.
Montgomery County police have arrested the stepfather of a 12-year-old girl found dead in her home in May.
A report by two researchers published Monday estimates that Baltimore Grand Prix patrons for the three-day Labor Day weekend event spent $25 million, far less than the $70 million projected by promoters.
Lockheed Martin holds a ceremonial opening Wednesday for its new technology support center in Mississippi.
Maryland's striped bass population is rebounding, according to new survey results released by state fisheries scientists.
