What Is Up With Tiger? Caddie Sent Packing
Ron Sirak, Executive Editor of Golf World Magazine, who used to walk the course with Tiger Woods, joined The Norris & Davis Show live from France to chime in on the firing of Tiger's caddie.
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Ron Sirak, Executive Editor of Golf World Magazine, who used to walk the course with Tiger Woods, joined The Norris & Davis Show live from France to chime in on the firing of Tiger's caddie.
Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Dew Tour in Ocean City. Don had "Coffee With" SeaWorld turtle expert Mike Price. They talked about a new film coming to Baltimore called "Turtle: The Incredible Journey."
The University of Maryland's wind tunnel will be used to test the propulsion system for an unmanned aircraft that takes off vertically and then shifts to horizontal flight.
Maryland State Police says troopers will be looking out for stranded motorists as a heat wave blankets the area.
More than a dozen people have fallen ill at the Ronald McDonald House in downtown Baltimore.
Pettersson won last year's RBC Canadian Open at St. George's. It's at Shaughnessy this year. Can he win again?
A Maryland man who died eight times on the operating table wants you to do what others did to save his life.
It took Darren Clarke twenty tries to finally raise the Claret Jug. He takes great pride in the fashion in which he finally got there.
A new study ranks Maryland fifth worst in the nation for pollution from coal- and oil-fired power plants.
A state prison inmate is charged with using a television set to murder his cellmate.
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a man drowned after jumping off a pier at Orchard Beach.
A man awaiting sentencing on a first-degree murder conviction has been accused of trying to escape from jail.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is expected to propose a 9 percent property tax cut over nine years and use slots revenue to help offset it.
Just unsealed wiretapped conversations expose the inner workings of a heroin operation. At the head: a city cop prosecutors say was dealing drugs while on the job.
A federal judge gives the go ahead to a lawsuit filed by the family of an unarmed Marine shot 12 times by a Baltimore City police officer outside of a nightclub. If the lawsuit succeeds, the city could pay out millions for the actions of a police officer already convicted in criminal court.
