Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011
Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Clark Gregg. They talked about his new movie, "Thor." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Parkville talking about Dunkin' Donuts honoring teachers.
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Marty and Don had "Coffee With" Clark Gregg. They talked about his new movie, "Thor." For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Parkville talking about Dunkin' Donuts honoring teachers.
A new warden is being installed at Baltimore's central booking facility, one of the nation's busiest.
Officials say passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport were delayed while authorities searched for an object "that raised the concerns of the airline."
A Harford County high school football player is in trouble with the law, accused of raping a 14-year-old girl.
Crews are still finding active hot spots at the site of a massive auto shop fire.
What famous living person would you like to see on a stamp?
A jury has been selected in the trial of a Maryland state lawmaker accused of using his influence to benefit a grocery store chain for which he worked as a consultant.
There are disturbing allegations against a high school track coach. Police say he got into a relationship with a teenage girl.
The Pentagon is extending a pilot program to help protect its prime defense contractors, an effort the Obama administration can use as a model to prevent hackers and hostile nations from breaching networks and stealing sensitive data.
An explosion inside a chemistry lab at the University of Maryland, College Park sends students to the hospital.
The wet weather that's been making people miserable has been perfect for making mosquitoes. As their numbers grow, so does the threat of West Nile Virus.
A major tourist attraction in D.C. will remain closed.
One in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. After Sunday's 5th Annual Great Prostate Cancer Challenge, $300,000 raised will now be going to help find a cure.
A Maine woman who contends her late husband's brain was removed without her consent by researchers has lost her lawsuit.
According to Bob Turk, Baltimore has seen its wettest September on record.
