Friday, June 3, 2011
Marty Bass and Don Scott talked to Ozzie Smith about the 2011 baseball season. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was talking about the Fells Point Farmers' Market.
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Marty Bass and Don Scott talked to Ozzie Smith about the 2011 baseball season. For People Are Talking, Ron Matz was talking about the Fells Point Farmers' Market.
Hiring a handyman can be an affordable way to tackle multiple projects at once, but finding the right one isn't always easy.
Like it or not, Maryland's bridges and tunnels are getting more expensive to cross. On Thursday, the state got the go-ahead to hike toll rates by several dollars.
Steve Stricker has not missed a cut in 2011. And with his 4-under 68 in Thursday's first round of the Memorial Tournament, he will probably make another. With such solid play, Stricker likes his chances at the U.S. Open in a couple weeks.
Goodbye food pyramid. Hello food plate. The shape is different but the message remains the same: eat more fruits and vegetables and less meat.
A man scheduled to be sentenced next week for driving under the influence in a 2010 crash has been arrested after a scuffle with a state trooper.
A 33-year-old man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for abusing children to make child pornography.
The finals are under way at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
There's a push on Capitol Hill to keep big rigs from getting even bigger. A new proposal could increase the maximum weight of tractor trailers.
A slots pay-off presents a challenge for city planners. The city must decide what to do with its $2 million share of state slots proceeds.
There's an extensive search for a missing Baltimore County man who was training to become a city firefighter.
Was it self-defense or a senseless murder? That's what a judge must decide as he hears more dramatic testimony in the trial of Officer Gahiji Tshamba.
The city's transportation department will put up signs that will designate reserved parking spaces for food trucks.
Federal immigration authorities have shared with a Maryland police department nearly $500,000 that was seized during an investigation into illegal gambling businesses.
It's been off the air for three years. But the HBO series "The Wire" is being touted by a top government official who wants another season.
