Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
Marty had "Coffee With" college football announcer Gus Johnson. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Catonsville talking about free Chick-fil-A breakfast.
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Marty had "Coffee With" college football announcer Gus Johnson. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was in Catonsville talking about free Chick-fil-A breakfast.
The Terps won a big game against the Miami Hurricanes Monday night, but that's not what has people talking. The University of Maryland's new football uniforms from Under Armour are drawing some comments...to put it lightly.
Baltimore cleans up the aftermath of the Grand Prix. After the auto race roared through downtown Baltimore, there's a new race shaping up. That's the effort to clean up the remnants of the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix.
NASA's 3D application, "Eyes on the Solar System," lets users navigate the solar system.
There was great drama on the 72nd hole at the Deutshe Bank Championship, but the PGA needs to fix their playoff point system so it can be realistic for players to have a chance to win.
Hurricane Irene is having a lasting impact beyond the power problems. Both Ocean City and the State Fair had an entire weekend literally washed out, costing thousands of dollars.
A young Maryland man dies at the bottom of a swimming pool at a crowded party filled with hundreds of people. The coroner calls it an accidental drowning but the victim's family wants more answers.
Celebrating a successful run. After a weekend of racing fun, the Baltimore Grand Prix is now in the books. Now crews are working to get the city back on the normal track.
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After a rather warm and at least mostly dry weekend, we are now faced with the real threat of some heavy rain across the entire Mid-Atlantic region.
A Maryland man makes a new appeal, claiming he didn't murder his travel companion in Aruba.
Repair work is underway at the earthquake-damaged Washington National Cathedral ahead of its reopening for the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The White House is estimating that Hurricane Irene will cost the federal government $1.5 billion in disaster relief.
For women about to go into labor on this Labor Day, some doctors want to remind moms about the benefits of vaginal births over C-sections.
Baltimore Gas and Electric says it has restored service to all customers who lost power due to Hurricane Irene, except for a few individual outages.
