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Well, things are a little more clear this morning. The forecast continues to be in its own world.
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Well, things are a little more clear this morning. The forecast continues to be in its own world.
Kai Jackson spoke with Mark Osteen (segment one), Virginia Knowlton (segment two) and Vince Vaise and Robert Stewart (segment three).
The Baltimore Farmers' Market is open again. Also, tips on taxes for last-minute filers.
State police say there's a new way drunk drivers are getting around their DUI checkpoints. They download detours on their cell phones. Now the state wants to keep the software away from drivers.
Lost in Libya, a Baltimore man is missing after travelling to that Arab country as war breaks out.
Police say four men were stabbed, one fatally, at a Baltimore nightclub.
Thousands of Ravens fans turned out to get autographs of their favorite players—all while helping the Japanese tsunami victims.
Although it was another chilly day, we made it into the 50s. We officially topped out at 51 degrees this afternoon. We all know that it's been chilly lately, but wait until you hear some of these stats.
One of the most historic sites in the Baltimore area, Fort Howard, now stands in ruin. But the spot where the British invaded in 1812, will soon be the home of a half billion dollar town center.
A seventh-grader from the Severn School in Severna Park will represent Maryland next month in the National Geographic Bee.
A Baltimore City police officer was flown to Shock Trauma after being involved in a car crash.
Crisfield police have charged seven people in three large fights at an apartment complex after the brawls were recorded and posted on the Internet.
Fresh produce is coming to Baltimore early this season.
Maryland has joined a federal program to help homeowners facing foreclosure because they've lost their jobs.
Metro police have arrested a man who they say was inappropriately touching women on trains after one victim posted an account on a blog.
