Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Marty and Don talked to actor Johnny Alonso about his new movie, "Coffin." Ron Matz was in Govans talking about Amelia's Ace Of Hearts Ride to benefit the Red Devils to help breast cancer patients.
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Marty and Don talked to actor Johnny Alonso about his new movie, "Coffin." Ron Matz was in Govans talking about Amelia's Ace Of Hearts Ride to benefit the Red Devils to help breast cancer patients.
With more than $51.5 million in annual milk sales, Frederick County is the undisputed leader in the state in dairy production.
Prince George's County fire officials say a firefighter has been injured while battling a house fire in Glenn Dale.
A man accused of slitting the throats of his wife and daughters in the family's Crofton home last week has been ordered held without bail.
Jason Day finished second to Rory McIlroy at this year's U.S. Open. Although he was beaten handily, his score would've been good enough to win 109 times in the championship's 111-year history.
A training session to help representatives of the faith-based community better understand foreclosure and financing issues is scheduled in Baltimore.
The National Capital Planning Commission is asking the public to weigh in on a design competition to improve the look and visitor experience of President's Park South near the White House.
An officer at the Maryland Correctional Institution - Jessup is being treated for cheek and jaw fractures after being assaulted by an inmate.
A West Baltimore family spent Father's Day without their dad. He was gunned down on the same holiday, one year ago. His murder is still unsolved.
The Supreme Court sides with Wal-Mart, the nation's largest employer, in a class action lawsuit launched by women who work there. The ruling could set a precedent for all big companies.
A judge has approved a request from a man serving a prison term for cutting an acquaintance to be transferred to a drug rehab facility.
A correctional officer at the Baltimore City Detention Center reported being sexually assaulted by an inmate this past weekend.
The search for a missing Baltimore City fire recruit has ended in heartbreak. His body was discovered in a local reservoir Sunday morning. Now investigators are hoping an autopsy can help figure out how he died.
It has police worried, and so they're asking for the public's help to capture a serial robbery suspect.
The National Aquarium has a new chief executive officer.
