3-Year-Old Suspended From Va. School For Accidents
The mother of a 3-year-old girl who was suspended from preschool for having too many potty accidents is asking Arlington County to change its policy.
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The mother of a 3-year-old girl who was suspended from preschool for having too many potty accidents is asking Arlington County to change its policy.
A few changes this morning as it looks increasingly likely that we'll see plain rain for a significant period of time for only the third time in the past 50+ days.
Some 12,000 people plunged into the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis this year for charity.
Two attractions will be missing from Baltimore's Inner Harbor for the next month.
The Boat Show is back! Also, tips on transforming your home, thanks to great new furniture.
Kai Jackson spoke with Dr. Anjail Sharrief and Gina A. Roberts and Tracy Newsome (two segments).
A massive fire ripped through a popular bar in the heart of Towson, forcing evacuations of several nearby buildings.
A retired teacher was found shot to death in her car, and Anne Arundel County police say it looks like she was robbed.
Protesters have filled the street in front of the Egyptian embassy in Washington, demanding that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak step down.
A ride on the Annapolis Transit system costs $1 for passengers. However, the rate may soon go up, if the city approves a new proposal.
Every day millions of people go to gym and fitness centers to stay in shape. One company wondered if they could harness some of that energy being burned and turn it into electrical energy.
Some 20,000 Pepco customers in the Washington area are still without power following the first major snowstorm of the winter season.
A Bronx man has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for conspiring to steal nearly $600,000 in gold and other valuables from South Asian families in northern Virginia last year.
Supporters of a Baltimore ordinance that requires pregnancy counseling centers to post a disclaimer if they don't provide abortions or birth control say they will appeal a court ruling that the law is unconstitutional.
Baltimore Gas and Electric says electricity has been restored to all but 3,400 customers and that most of the outages would be restored by Saturday night.
