Saturday, May 7, 2011
MADD hosts a fundraising walk. Mike Schuh has more. Also, the Maryland Zoo has great events planned for summer.
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MADD hosts a fundraising walk. Mike Schuh has more. Also, the Maryland Zoo has great events planned for summer.
Kai Jackson spoke with Irene Lewis and Mark Feiring.
Outrage is growing over that violent beating of a transgender woman inside a Baltimore County McDonald's. Now for the first time, we're hearing the calls to 911 for help.
Maryland officials say no suspicious letters have been reported in the state, but they are warning residents to be on the lookout after dozens of Washington schools received envelopes containing white powder.
A man has been sentenced to time served for his role in a fire at his ex-girlfriend's home.
A judge has denied a request for a new trial for a man convicted of first-degree murder in the 1999 killing of a 73-year-old woman.
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Spring is here and so is a Baltimore tradition that's been around a century: Flowermart, famous for the lemon peppermint sticks and vendors offering up unique items.
A Baltimore judge hands down the maximum sentence to a man convicted of killing his wife outside a city courthouse. The victim's family says it's the justice they've waited for.
There are serious charges against a University of Maryland straight-A student. He now faces time in prison for making and selling fake IDs.
Frederick County animal-control officers are weighing charges after removing 95 dogs from a home in Brunswick.
Every day, police and firefighters go to work. But because of the danger they might encounter, their families aren't certain if they'll return when their shift is over.
There's no treatment or cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease. But Saturday morning, hundreds of people will lace up their running shoes in Baltimore to raise money for research for the disease.
