Local News
Baltimore City Council Holds Heated Hearing On Bringing Back Surveillance PlaneThe founder of the Ohio company that operates the privately-funded plane came to Baltimore to make his case Tuesday night.
Elderly Woman, 3 Officers In Serious Condition After Essex House Fire, Officials SayAn elderly woman is in serious condition after she was rescued from a house fire in Essex Tuesday night.
Students Respond To Kavanaugh's Confirmation By Protesting In Support Of Sexual Assault VictimsStudents at Notre Dame of Maryland University came out Tuesday to make their voices heard.
11-Year-Old Boy From Baltimore County MissingDa'von Gillard is 11-years-old, 4'5" and 85 lbs. He was last seen at his home at 4304 Tucker Circle, Baltimore, Md.
AACO Woman Found Guilty Of Leaking Info About Drug InvestigationA former employee of the Anne Arundel County Sherrif's Office pleaded guilty on Tuesday to providing information about drug trafficking investigation to the subject of said investigation.
Md. Comptroller: 'Big Beer Companies Own Maryland Legislature' After Natural Light Comes Out With 77-Pack Of BeerPeter Franchot, Maryland's comptroller, is calling for an investigation of his allegations that large brewing companies have corrupted Maryland legislators with questionable campaign contributions and favors.
Politics
LAST CHANCE: Voter Registration Deadline In Maryland Is Today!The deadline to register to vote in Maryland is near.
Trump Vows 'Severe Punishment' If Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Was Killed By SaudisPresident Donald Trump vowed in a "60 Minutes" interview that the United States would get to the bottom of what happened to a missing Saudi journalist and that there would be "severe punishment" if he were found to have been killed.
Candidate Won't Be On Senate Ballot In Maryland In New PartyThe 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied Jerome Segal's appeal to get on the ballot as the candidate for his socialist Bread and Roses party. A federal judge in Maryland had ruled Segal could not run after losing the Democratic primary, because it would violate the state's "sore loser" law.
Maryland Candidates For Governor Address Local OfficialsDemocrat Ben Jealous is pressing his criticism of Gov. Larry Hogan by saying the governor lacks plans to improve education and health care, while Hogan is highlighting bipartisanship and his efforts to restore money for roads.
Measure Seeks To Protect Election Systems From Foreign FoesMaryland's two U.S. senators are introducing a measure to prohibit foreign adversaries from owning or controlling companies that support election systems.
Kanye West Tells Trump MAGA Hat Made Him Feel Like SupermanRapper Kanye West met Thursday with Donald Trump, telling the President in an Oval Office meeting before reporters why he supports the Republican.
Business
Mega Millions and Powerball Jackpots Are Close to a Billion DollarsNearly a billion dollars in jackpot money is up for grabs between the Mega Millions and Powerball lotteries.
Sears Declares Bankruptcy, Some Stores Closing In MarylandSears, the once-dominant retail chain that changed how Americans shopped and lived, has filed for bankruptcy.
Too 'BAYsic'? Old Bay Posts Pumpkin Spice Seasoning MemeGuess Old Bay is trying to get in on the pumpkin spice craze that is fall.
Macy's To Stay Open ThanksgivingGoing against the grain, Macy's has decided to be open on Thanksgiving, only closing for a few hours before reopening on Black Friday.
Waze Rolls Out Carpool AppDrivers who are willing to give someone a ride can use the app to connect. Passengers will pay a small fee that will cover just enough for gas and tolls.
Under Armour Settles Lawsuit With Exercise Gear Firm Armore Court records say Under Armour has reached an undisclosed settlement over a trademark dispute with a similarly named company.
Entertainment
'Leave The Mask At Home': AMC Reminds Guests No Masks Or Weapons Allowed For 'Halloween' Premiere If you're headed to see the sequel of "Halloween" this weekend, AMC Theaters wants to remind you of something.
6 Marylanders Spent Part Of Their Weekend In A CoffinSix Marylanders spent part of their weekend inside a coffin as a part of Six Flags' 30-Hour Coffin Challenge.
Too 'BAYsic'? Old Bay Posts Pumpkin Spice Seasoning MemeGuess Old Bay is trying to get in on the pumpkin spice craze that is fall.
Jacket From 'The Wire' Sold At Auction To A McNultyA jacket worn by fictional detective Jimmy McNulty in the popular HBO television series "The Wire" has been sold at auction to a real-life McNulty.
3 Food Events To Go To In Baltimore This WeekendIf you love to eat and drink, this weekend offers a great chance to explore the world of food and beverage beyond restaurants and bars. From a street fair to meals from refugee chefs, there's plenty to explore and enjoy if you're hungry for something new.
The Maryland Zoo Welcomes Polar Bear Cubs Amelia and NevaThe Maryland Zoo just welcomed in two young polar bear cubs from the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium in Ohio on Tuesday.
Health
Obesity Surgery May Lower Heart Attack Danger In DiabeticsObesity surgery may dramatically lower the danger of heart attacks and strokes in patients with diabetes, new research suggests, reinforcing evidence that benefits extend beyond weight loss.
First Confirmed Cases Of Seasonal Flu In MarylandThe Maryland Department of Health announced Tuesday the first confirmed cases of seasonal flu.
5 Possible Cases Of Polio-Like Illness In Maryland Children, CDC InvestigatingThere are currently five possible cases of a polio-like illness in Maryland, health officials confirm.
5 MD Schools Rank Among Healthiest In US: ListA record 461 schools from 26 states and the District of Columbia were recognized as the country's healthiest schools, including MD schools.
Opioid Overdoses Increase In First 6 Months Of 2018Statistics show the number of opioid-related overdoses in Maryland increased 14.8 percent over the first six months of 2018 compared with the same period last year.
Nearly 800 Dietary Supplements Contained Unapproved Drug Ingredients, Study FindsNearly 800 dietary supplements sold over the counter from 2007 through 2016 contained unapproved drug ingredients, a new analysis of US Food and Drug Administration data found. More than one unapproved pharmaceutical ingredient was found in 20% of those supplements, the study published Friday in JAMA Network Open showed.
