Monday, March 14, 2011
Marty Bass and Don Scott talked to international superstar Yanni. Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from the American Red Cross.
Watch CBS News
Marty Bass and Don Scott talked to international superstar Yanni. Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from the American Red Cross.
The disaster in Japan is raising some ugly questions about what is usually billed as a clean power source -- nuclear power. Some question if Calvert Cliffs in Maryland is safe.
When you think "Army Reserve," you probably don't associate it with boats. But one local unit serves its missions on the water. More than 30 soldiers are being deployed to the Middle East
This week the fight over the death penalty is back. Lawmakers will hear testimony on a bill to get rid of capital punishment in Maryland. Now there's strong and surprising words on the controversial issue.
As state lawmakers approve a bill that bans reading texts while driving, new numbers released by the federal government show teens are still distracted behind the wheel.
A little girl is fighting for her life after she was attacked by two dogs in her Baltimore County neighborhood.
HBO will shoot the film "Game Change" in Maryland this spring. The film is estimated to create jobs for approximately 160 local production crew and 1,800 local actors and extras.
Police are investigating a triple shooting in Northeast Baltimore.
The operator of two nuclear reactors in southern Maryland says the facility remains safe amid news of partial meltdowns at reactors in Japan triggered by an earthquake and tsunami.
Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker is set to release his $2.7 billion budget proposal.
A man accused of stabbing his estranged wife to death in a New York City hair salon has been arrested in Anne Arundel County.
The storm that brought all the flooding rain earlier this week is finally gone. Yes, the main low that was driving the whole thing hung back over the Great Lakes this weekend.
Prince George's County police say a man was shot and critically wounded after he fired at officers.
Chief State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley quit on Sunday after causing a stir by describing the military's treatment of the suspected WikiLeaks leaker as "ridiculous" and "stupid," pointed words that forced President Barack Obama to defend the detention as appropriate.
Thousands are expected to protest the governor's pension reform proposal Monday night at a rally organized by Maryland's largest union for state employees, as budget challenges return to the forefront in the General Assembly after weeks of debate on social issues.
