Monday, Jan. 17, 2011
Don and Marty talked to actors Ben McKenzie and Michael Cudlitz. Ron Matz welcomed singers from Vikki's Deli for Manic Monday.
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Don and Marty talked to actors Ben McKenzie and Michael Cudlitz. Ron Matz welcomed singers from Vikki's Deli for Manic Monday.
Plagued by money troubles, several Maryland Catholic schools shut down in recent months, but a new study could turn things around.
People paying their rent were robbed at gunpoint. Now, after two weeks without an arrest, Baltimore County police are making a plea for new information.
The storms continue to roll our way, and two more are on the way.
A medical center spokeswoman has confirmed that former Peace Corps director and vice-presidential nominee R. Sargent Shriver has been hospitalized outside Washington.
Maryland State Police are investigating a traffic accident that occurred Sunday morning on eastbound Interstate Route 70 in the area of Maryland Route 27 (Exit 68).
Montgomery County police say they are investigating the stabbing of five men at the Rockville Sportsplex.
Kai Jackson spoke with Mike Baisey from the American Red Cross; Megan Wilkins and Warren Phynix Johnson from Second City Comedy; and Sara Johnson and Monica Copeland from the Baltimore CASH Campaign.
Thin ice may be to blame for the death of a man in Edgewater. That's where authorities plucked a body of a man in his twenties from a storm drainage pond.
Sharon Gibala took a trip to the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore to learn more about their special winter hours. Tim and Gigi also got a chance to meet some of the chefs at the upcoming 20th Annual Health Care For The Homeless: Chocolate Affair on Feb. 3.
Some community groups in Frederick are inviting government, business and spiritual leaders to a dinner in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
In the middle of a slow winter and a sluggish economy, the restaurant business in Baltimore County is slow, but restaurants hope that Restaurant Week will draw in a big crowd.
With a cold winter like this, ponds and lakes have frozen over. Some people every year push their luck and fall through thin ice.
The chance for a Super Bowl win may be gone, but Baltimore is still sticking by its favorite team.
The Pittsburgh Steelers stood around as the Baltimore Ravens scored an inexplicable first-half touchdown. Then it was the error-prone Ravens who watched helplessly as the team they love to beat most came back to beat them when it mattered most.
