Saturday, October 22, 2011
Baltimore County firefighters hold Big Rig Rescue. Also, we have ideas for great Halloween costumes.
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Baltimore County firefighters hold Big Rig Rescue. Also, we have ideas for great Halloween costumes.
Seems like there has been some moisture in a pretty shallow layer somewhere 4,000-6,000 feet that is being held from mixing out completely by a warmer layer aloft just about this level.
Baltimore County Police say 85-year-old John Sigmond and his wife, 84-year-old Margie Sigmond, were found dead inside their living room. Investigators say one of them left a note before pulling the trigger.
Howard County Police are investigating a murder at the Clifton Perkins Hospital. The hospital houses people who are not mentally competent to face criminal charges.
President Obama declares the war in Iraq over. After nine years of battle, thousands of U.S. troops are leaving Iraq for good.
A Hagerstown woman has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for stealing $167,000 from two employers in Frederick County.
The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office has identified a man killed during a struggle with a sheriff's deputy.
The push for equal marriage rights in Maryland gets a heavy-hitting supporter. Ravens player Brendon Ayanbadejo posts a video in support of gay marriage on YouTube.
Indecent exposure. Videos of Baltimore students having sex are spreading worldwide.WJZ first broke news of both sex scandals, and there are two police investigations underway. The incidents are provoking strong opinions online.
Unexpected comments from a convicted killer. He will spend his life behind bars for murdering a Johns Hopkins researcher, but he still says he didn't do it.
For hundreds in the United States, Moammar Gadhafi's death has had a great impact. They lost loved ones in the Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Two Virginia nuclear reactors shut down since an earthquake hit the state in August did not suffer damage that would prevent them from running and are ready to restart, the plant's operator told the government.
A judge ruled Friday that plaintiffs in a wrongful death case cannot claim malice by five state correctional officers who failed to prevent a man from killing a fellow inmate aboard a prison bus in 2005.
A Montgomery County elementary school teacher has been acquitted on charges that she choked and scratched some of her students.
The Maryland Cyber Challenge is taking place in Baltimore this weekend. The goal is to make networks less vulnerable to attack.
