Archbishop To Ordain 5 New Priests For D.C., Md.
Cardinal Donald Wuerl is ordaining five new Roman Catholic priests for the Archdiocese of Washington.
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Cardinal Donald Wuerl is ordaining five new Roman Catholic priests for the Archdiocese of Washington.
Don and Marty talked to father and daughter team, Greg and Morgan Norman, about Father's Day recipes. Ron Matz was in Highlandtown talking about Maryland Traditions Folklife Festival.
Swimming for the record. It's not Michael Phelps, but a group of Maryland children getting their feet wet for the first time.
Furnace Hills Coffee opened in Westminster last week, and owner Dave Baldwin is hoping to hire a few new employees as business grows. He's hoping some of the applications are submitted by people with developmental disabilities, like his daughter. Erin has Down syndrome.
Police in Montgomery County are investigating an armed robbery of a Dunkin' Donuts shop in Olney.
A new report says trash shipped to Virginia from other places for disposal has increased for the first time since 2006.
A former police officer was given five months home detention for accessing police databases to help her drug dealer fiancé.
Maryland's health secretary is considering classifying synthetic drugs known as "bath salts" as controlled dangerous substances, making them illegal.
Speed cameras are coming to the Capital Beltway for the first time as part of a long-term construction project on an already congested stretch of the highway.
Federal scientists are using sonar to map deepwater canyons about 100 miles off the coasts of Virginia and Maryland.
Big decision: Orioles or University of Maryland! KJ Hockaday was drafted by the O's 2-days after high school graduation.
Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg will soon become home to a large solar farm.
The mother of a slain infant is behind bars in Frederick, charged with second-degree child abuse.
Getting around town is starting to get a little tricky. Several major construction projects are happening all at the same time and on our busiest highways.
Wet behind the ears and they couldn't be happier. Now is the time of year when students from dozens of Maryland schools move out of the classroom and into the water.
Highs will climb close to 90 degrees Tuesday afternoon, while the dewpoints/humidity will remain in check. However, Wednesday, highs will jump to the upper 90s and possibly break the current record of 97 degrees. When you factor in the higher dewpoints/humidity, it will feel more like the low 100s. The air quality alerts will likely be extended over the next few days, and heat advisories or even warnings could be issued as this heat continues.
Officials overseeing the shores of Maryland and Delaware say one thing tourists don't need to worry about this season is beach cleanliness on the coast.
As the uprisings of the "Arab Spring" began to unfold, writer Matthew VanDyke was at home in Baltimore, editing a book and film about his trips across the Middle East by motorcycle. An email from a friend in Libya convinced VanDyke dispatches from that country's war would make a perfect epilogue.
The Washington region's colleges and universities will be a catalyst for the District of Columbia's economic growth over the next decade as the federal government downsizes, a change that should give the institutions more lobbying power, a new report says.
A new community center is opening in Howard County.
Gov. Martin O'Malley says Maryland nonprofits will receive more than $4.8 million in federal AmeriCorps grants.
Maryland Natural Resources Police say they have recovered the body a boater who went missing in the Chesapeake Bay last week.
One of China's leading biopharmaceutical companies plans to invest $40 million in a new U.S. operation in Montgomery County.
The federal appeals court in Richmond has upheld a Maryland jury's verdict clearing a Baltimore County SWAT team in a woman's fatal shooting.
Court records indicate a stormy relationship between two young people found dead in Oakland.
