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Phylicia Simone Barnes is being remembered as a caring, unique girl with a bright smile who was born to succeed.
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Phylicia Simone Barnes is being remembered as a caring, unique girl with a bright smile who was born to succeed.
Overwhelmed by Mother Nature. People living along the Mississippi River are trying to stay dry as floodwater pours over the banks.
On this Mother's Day weekend, one of the things that makes Baltimore unique is the Mothers' Garden.
Even though there were some showers today, they held again until late in the day. That allowed for a lot of sunshine most of the day and the high to climb to 71 degrees. Although there is no huge storm coming our way tomorrow, the main storm track (jetstream) is still running just over Maryland.
Drill for disaster. It's a federal requirement for all airports to prepare for deadly situations. This weekend, BWI-Thurgood Marshall conducted a large-scale simulation.
Baltimore police say they're investigating whether the driver of a car that hit two Johns Hopkins University students was intoxicated.
Aberdeen Proving Ground officials are identifying a contractor killed in an explosion and fire at a laboratory at the installation.
A dog called Ducky who was rescued after being thrown from a truck with his snout duct-taped shut has been adopted.
The city of Cumberland is holding a parade to mark the 200th birthday of the nation's first federally funded interstate highway.
Baltimore sheriff's deputies arrested 22 people in a two-day Mother's Day warrant sweep targeting people wanted on child support warrants.
BGE and Pepco say electricity rates are going down for their customers.
Tinkerers are competing in a wacky race of human-powered works of art.
Teams from Century, Severna Park and Baltimore Poly compete.
Possible changes to Maryland's crabbing regulations will be discussed at a meeting in Annapolis.
Probably dry today, though a weak short-wave trough will be moving eastward and could bring about a shower late today, though we'll call today a dry day.
