On Time: Sunday, September 4, 2011
Kai Jackson spoke with Edel Blumberg, students and teachers from Cristo Rey High School and Dr. Armando Sardi.
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Kai Jackson spoke with Edel Blumberg, students and teachers from Cristo Rey High School and Dr. Armando Sardi.
Howard County police say a 23-year-old man accused of an Ellicott City stabbing is facing attempted murder and assault charges.
Wiping out West Nile. The state says it's found the disease in some parts of Anne Arundel County.
An emergency services official says a 9-year-old boy was injured when he tried to get off a small swing ride at the Maryland State Fair while the ride was still operating.
The Maryland State Fair is underway! And we have ideas for great tailgating food.
Pasadena's Greg Anderson says he thought he was something when he won a crab-picking contest at a boat show in Baltimore last year.
Takoma Park police have identified a worker electrocuted while trimming branches from a storm damaged tree.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell will serve as the honorary grand marshal for the inaugural running of the Baltimore Grand Prix.
When Ria Ramkissoon's spiritual mentor ordered her to deny food and water to her toddler son, she didn't know what to think or do. She was paralyzed by fear and confusion.
Other than a stray thunderstorm firing up this afternoon in the far northwestern areas, the next chance for thunderstorms will be very late in the day Monday and Monday night.
More than a week after Hurricane Irene, BGE crews are still working overtime to restore power to homes.
There are brand new developments in the case of a Frederick woman who vanished in Aruba more than a month ago. Analysts now suggest that police may be running out of leads.
Bubba Watson continues to use his driving length to his advantage as he prepares to win the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Hood launched an initiative to explore the role of portable tablet computers in the college's academic mission last year, a program paid for by a grant from an anonymous alumnus.
Gardening isn't just for women, as the Men's Garden Club of Frederick County will assure you.
