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CBS' holiday programming promises to supply all the fun and entertainment you're looking for this season and then some.
From Baltimore County to downtown, the holidays have arrived. For the first time, Christmas trees are lit, ice skates are gliding and Santa Clause is open for business.
Refer to this holiday travel guide for what to see and do in New York City over the holidays.
With days of cold temperatures in Baltimore, it already feels like Christmas-time. The Harbor East neighborhood is officially kicking off the holiday season.
As the holidays approach, there's new information about flying with your pet.
Presented with the opportunity to recognize a Muslim holiday on the school calendar for the first time, leaders of Maryland's largest school district went a different direction: They removed all mention of religious holidays from the calendar.
How many people actually know the history behind one of the most joyous seasons?
The National Park Service is planning ahead for this year's holiday celebrations, and the National Christmas Tree lighting is now about eight weeks away.
Lights out. Hampden residents are threatening to leave their famous 34th Street Christmas lights off due to a recent string of violent crimes in the neighborhood.
Outraged customers are calling for action after UPS and FedEx fail to deliver. The companies are working overtime in Maryland to correct the problem.
Christmas may be over, but the rush is not. The malls are packed once again, as thousands of people look for deals and others exchange or return the gifts they just didn't like.
It's the most popular holiday plant in Baltimore and across the country. Now you can see hundreds of them in Druid Hill Park.
Investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a house fire in Prince George's County.
UPS may not be getting many Christmas cards from customers. For the first time, the world's largest package delivery service says they were swamped by overwhelming demand.
Many traveled hundreds, if not thousands of miles just to be with loved ones over the holiday. And this Christmas, they're happy they did.
Many Maryland families are celebrating the true meaning of Christmas.
Families celebrating Christmas should be comforted to know that essential services did not take a holiday.
It happens every Christmas in Baltimore. The local Jewish community is joining hands and giving back to help those in need.
There was no "Morning Edition" due to the holiday.
Hundreds of volunteers from the Washington, D.C. Jewish Community Center will be working in the community on Christmas Day in the district, Maryland and Virginia.
Across Maryland, people are celebrating the true meaning of the holidays by heading to church services.
A Carroll County church gutted by a devastating fire earlier this month is continuing to serve the community without a home.
It was an early Christmas for a very special group of men and women in Baltimore. Santa's elves made a stop with gifts for veterans from our area.
Well, time's pretty much up if you haven't finished your holiday shopping. We caught up with plenty of people who waited until the last minute.
It's a very special holiday tradition. More than 100 Baltimore County kids finish their Christmas shopping, but they had some backup.
