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Huber is hoping this holiday weekend's forecast rings false, as he's tired of the rain
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Huber is hoping this holiday weekend's forecast rings false, as he's tired of the rain
BCS’ 24/25 season includes something for everyone in Charm City: from highly-anticipated world premieres featuring star talent to regional premieres of high-quality family entertainment. It is the first season programmed by Tony Award-nominee Stevie Walker-Webb in his new tenure as Artistic Director.
Port Discovery Children's Museum joined WJZ at 9 to talk about its upcoming Birthday Bash on Sunday, June 2.
Dr. Levinson from Specialized Eye Care talks about treatments for dry eye.
Looking for places to dance in Baltimore? Leah Brennan has some locations for you to check out.
Frank Vespe is the publisher and founder of The Racing Biz. The Racing Biz is the go-to news site for horse racing in Maryland and in the Mid-Atlantic. Frank is also president of the Maryland Racing Media Association.
The True Chesapeake Preakness Watch Party features a cocktail special and a perfect environment to watch the big race.
Former Preakness winner and retired jockey Don Miller, joins us in studio to talk about his experience as a jockey, his big win in 1983, and what it takes to be successful in the horse racing industry.
Jockeys are among the fittest athletes in the sporting world. Only 8% of these elite athletes are women, and one of the most successful jockeys in the mid-Atlantic region, of either sex, is Maryland's own Forest Boyce.
The final two episodes of the series air back to back on Thursday, May 16
Visit Harford and Say Delicious owner, Sadie Strong, are celebrating National Chocolate Chip Day
In honor of Preakness 149, the Guinness Open Gate Brewery is releasing “Preakness Cream Ale”
Huber's ideal horse name would confuse the crowds, while Meg, Sina and Tim's fit their own personalities!
Part 1 of the Blue Bloods finale airs this Friday night
There are as many as two or three of these car events a month in the summer, Rick Hutzell reports.
