Public Can Help Judge Save The Bay Photo Contest
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is holding a Save The Bay photo contest and the public can help judge.
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The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is holding a Save The Bay photo contest and the public can help judge.
Police say a man has been taken to the hospital after being shot while playing basketball in the northeast part of Baltimore.
Don and Marty talked to wine expert Peter Mondavi about working with Morton Steakhouse to raise money for the "Make a Wish Foundation." Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from Egyptian Sun Dancers.
One mom on what her heart really desires for Mother's Day.
Mark Ritterpusch doesn't get a lot of sleep. The 17-year-old Chesapeake High School junior says he's too busy with school work, student government, athletics and community service projects to get any quality sack time.
The Rev. Leo Patalinghug is all about cooking. And prayer.
The viral video has shocked tens of thousands of people. It shows a transgender woman beaten by two teenage girls at a McDonald's in Rosedale. It all happened while McDonald's employees laughed and videotaped the attack.
After an isolated early shower in northeast Maryland, sunshine and warm air made for a gorgeous morning around the state.
Christians all around the world celebrated Easter in church Sunday morning, including here in Maryland.
Tami McKinney's first child was born so quickly, her family joked that her next child would be born on the side of the road.
Police say four men were killed in three shootings in less than three hours in Baltimore overnight.
Pepco says a large snake is to blame for an Easter morning power outage that affected about 7,000 customers in Prince George's County.
Montgomery County fire officials say one man is dead and another is injured after a house fire in Potomac.
Kai Jackson spoke with Dr. Patrick Byrne (segment one), Ray Banks and Sylvia Martin (segment two) and Elizabeth Barnett and Jan Wilson (segment three).
Sharon Gibala was live at Christian Life Church for their Easter Sunday Service. Pam Gillin was live in the studio to speak about ROAR For Autism.
