Authorities Search For Man Who Escaped From Police Custody
Baltimore City Police need help finding a man who escaped from police custody.
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Baltimore City Police need help finding a man who escaped from police custody.
It will be turning much cooler Friday night behind that front with some clearing possible late. Winds out of the west and southwest Saturday could gust as high as 30 or 35 mph as somewhat cooler air spreads out across the region.
Don and Tim had "Coffee With" Emilio Estevez and David Alexanian. They talked about the movie, "The Way." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was at the Lyric talking about The Great Russian Nutcracker and the Fuel Fund teaming up.
Police are frantically searching for 11-year old William McQuain after his mother is found murdered.
It is a delicate operation, yet engineers and stone masons say they're making significant progress in repairing the National Cathedral.
Maryland State police say a trooper who stopped to help two motorists with a flat tire found more than $300,000 worth of marijuana in the vehicle.
Dozens of suspected gang members have been indicted, some arrested and others are already behind bars.
Maryland's former transportation chief testified Thursday at a state senator's bribery trial that he didn't know the lawmaker was on the payroll of grocery store chain.
The Baltimore City Council is considering something you don't often hear about these days-- repealing a tax. The 2-cent beverage tax imposed 14 months ago is under review.
Amtrak officials say their trains carried over 30 million passengers in the past 12 months, the most in one year since the passenger railroad was created four decades ago.
The District of Columbia's emergency management agency will likely advise people to stay put rather than try to drive home during future disasters.
A federal judge in Pennsylvania says the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and other groups can join a court fight over bay restoration efforts.
Kyniya Harris doesn't know when she'll walk on her own again after a neighbor's dog attacked her on Monday.
Every other Monday morning you'll find Dudley Clendinen at WYPR radio. Ever since he was diagnosed with "Lou," as he calls it, he's been sharing conversations about living and dying with the disease.
A majority of states intend to take President Barack Obama up on his offer to let them get around unpopular requirements in the "No Child Left Behind" education law, the Education Department said Thursday.
