Monday, Feb. 7, 2011
Don and Marty talked to Mark Anthony Riccobono about new cars being equipped for blind people to drive. Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from the Kamryn Lambert Foundation.
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Don and Marty talked to Mark Anthony Riccobono about new cars being equipped for blind people to drive. Ron Matz was in Fells Point welcoming singers from the Kamryn Lambert Foundation.
Some of the world's top animal-disease researchers are converging in Baltimore to talk about biological safety.
A Baltimore fire official says four people, including two toddlers, have escaped an early morning house fire.
An Anne Arundel County man is facing 21 counts of burglary and peeping tom charges after police say they found videos of women changing and a little girl's underwear at his home.
The NFL season may be coming to an end, but the concern over concussions remains a top priority. Researchers are beginning to use a simple sideline test that can quickly detect head trauma.
What a deserved break we got in the weather today! Sunshine took over and we warmed all the way up to 47 degrees. Enjoy the mild air now, because a new round of Arctic air is coming our way this week - courtesy of a new storm.
There may be a new way to work or school for hundreds of people who take the bus. The MTA says it's changing several routes and schedules to run a little faster.
Maryland businesses are keeping a close eye on the unrest in Egypt.
A decent day is upcoming as sunshine will be fairly abundant and temperatures rise into the low and mid 40s across the viewing area.
Kai Jackson spoke with Ron Lacks and John Spearman, Dr. Kevin Cullen and Dean Phoebe A. Haddon, and Whitney Eggers.
Amateur sluggers will be able to hold a bat Babe Ruth used during a charity event at a Baltimore hospital.
Girls underwear and secret videos of young women changing are just some of the evidence police say they seized from a man's home in Anne Arundel County.
What a wet, raw start to the weekend. Other than a very brief rain/freezing rain mix along the PA border overnight before changing to rain, this was just rain for most of the state - although it was a close call once again.
It's an ambitious goal: make the Inner Harbor a place for swimming and fishing by 2020. One Baltimore organization says it can be done.
