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Taking the Kids to Baltimore
Eileen Ogintz
Sometimes in our rush to take the kids to see major museums and historic sites, we skip smaller cities like Baltimore that are not only easily navigable but can be easier on our wallets. Baltimore may have just a little more than half a million residents but it boasts some 130 different attractions and could be a great family getaway for a few days
Former theater seen as a centerpiece for Baltimore arts district
Centre Theater to house film screenings, music venues, artists' studios
Inside the once-bustling movie theater on North Avenue, moss thrives on shattered marble walls. Broken tiles hang from the ceiling. Rainwater pours through the roof.
Mayor invites family, donors, business allies to skybox
Ravens tickets extended to personal, political guests, records show
Ravens tickets extended to personal, political guests, records show
Tall ship Eagle heads back to the open sea
Four months in dry dock gets Coast Guard icon ready for duty
When the Coast Guard's tall ship Eagle glided under the Key Bridge on Wednesday morning, it looked a lot better than it did when it arrived at the Inner Harbor four months ago.
Officer, pedestrian hurt in West Baltimore car crash
Officer's car hit pole near Franklin and Edmondson
A Baltimore police officer and a pedestrian were hurt Wednesday evening after the officer's car hit a pole in West Baltimore, police said.
Man pleads guilty to stealing $1.4M from city Housing Authority
Keith Eugene Daughtry, 50, of D.C. allowed his identity to be used to further scheme
A man from the District of Columbia pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to commit bank fraud as part of a plan to gain about $1.4 million from the Baltimore Housing Authority, prosecutors said.
Disgraced collector pleads guilty to stealing historical documents
Barry H. Landau admits to stealing thousands of historic papers from museums from Maryland to Vermont
Barry H. Landau admits to stealing thousands of historic papers from museums from Maryland to Vermont
Exelon lays out plans for new Baltimore headquarters
Preliminary design calls for 22-story skyscraper at Harbor Point
Exelon Corp.'s new headquarters in Baltimore is designed to be a glassy, 22-story skyscraper, similar in style to the Legg Mason tower, which would be a neighbor on the Harbor East waterfront, according to preliminary designs revealed Wednesday.
Mitchell would create school construction authority
If voters approve, agency would handle funding, issue bonds
A Baltimore delegate plans to introduce legislation to create an authority to oversee a new stream of school construction money that the city would get under a plan envisioned by schools CEO Andrés Alonso.
Henson robocall trial postponed
State's chief investigator ill; case to resume Feb. 23
The election fraud trial of veteran political consultant Julius Henson was postponed Wednesday because of the illness of the state's primary investigator in the case.
Tax credit to speed Senator Theatre renovations
Operators say restoration and expansion of the historic movie house could be finished by Christmas
If James "Buzz" Cusack and his daughter, Kathleen Lyon, have their way, they'll be cutting ribbons by Christmas for a restored Senator Theatre that will preserve the original cinema and add three screens and a small restaurant.
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FBI: Good Tips But No Suspects In Series Of Rapes
The FBI says it's received strong leads, but has not identified any suspects, since launching a publicity blitz aimed at catching a man suspected in nine attacks on women in the Washington area.
Coast Guard’s Eagle Heads To Conn. After Repairs In Baltimore
The Coast Guard's tall ship Eagle is heading home to Connecticut after spending four months being repaired in Baltimore.
Ed Norris: P.C. Nonsense Over Sports Mascots
The University of South Dakota Fighting Sioux are keeping the mascot name despite the possible backlash from the NCAA.
Ken Weinman: Best Rivalry In Sports
For my money though the best rivalry in sports is Duke vs North Carolina basketball. 
Md. Awards $1.1 Million For Community Health Care
The Maryland Community Health Resources Commission is awarding $1.1 million to improve access to medical and dental care statewide.
Md. To Get $960M In Foreclosure Settlement
A spokesman for the Maryland attorney general says the state will receive $960 million as part of a 49-state mortgage foreclosure settlement.
Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Sheryl Underwood and Christian LeBlanc. They talked about "The Young and the Restless." Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Disney On Ice.
Baltimore To Streamline Jury Selection Process
The jury selection process may soon get a little easier in Baltimore.
BGE: Warm Winter Means Lower Bills
Baltimore Gas and Electric customers can expect to pay $100 to $200 less to heat their homes this winter.
Md. Senate Panel Considers Indoor Tanning Ban
State Sen. Jamie Raskin says teenagers should be denied access to electric tanning beds.
Day 2 Of Testimony In Lacrosse Player’s Trial
Prosecutors will continue their case Thursday in the trial of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend.
Some Roads Slick After Freezing Temperatures Overnight
When temperatures dropped overnight, it made re-freezing a real concern for the morning commute.
Rev. Al Sharpton Sides With Gov. O’Malley By Supporting Gay Marriage
Another big name gets involved in the same-sex marriage debate that continues to divide religious groups in Maryland.
Police Officer & Civilian Injured In Accident In Baltimore
An accident injures a police officer and a civilian at Edmondson and Franklin Avenues in Baltimore.
Road Crews Tackle Icy Roads Before Thursday Morning Commute
A blast of winter weather hits Baltimore during rush hour. But it's Thursday morning's rush hour that's got road crews on alert. 
Delegate Wants To Ban Arsenic In Chicken Feed
A Maryland lawmaker said Wednesday that poultry feed containing a known carcinogen should be banned from Maryland farms even though its maker has already stopped selling it voluntarily.
After Plea, A Hunt For Stolen Documents’ Owners
A guilty plea from a presidential memorabilia collector and author in a scheme to steal from unsuspecting archives for profit leaves investigators with a hunt for the owners of thousands of documents.
Board OKs $2.4B Prescription Drug Contract
A $2.4 billion prescription drug contract for state employees was approved in a split vote Wednesday by the Maryland Board of Public Works, one of the largest contracts to come before the three-member panel.
Driver Killed Trying To Stop Rolling Truck
Montgomery County Police say a man was killed when he tried to stop his parked truck from rolling down the street in Bethesda.
Baltimore Catholic Leaders Outraged Over Mandated Birth Control Coverage Plans
Catholic leaders are outraged. New federal health care mandates say religious organizations must include birth control coverage in their health plans. But the leader of Baltimore Catholics says that will never happen.
Sentencing Reset For Man Guilty In Hospital Death
The sentencing for the man convicted in the stabbing death of his supervisor at Suburban Hospital in Montgomery County has been rescheduled.
Bus Driver Sentenced For Molesting Woman
A Delaware bus driver who pleaded guilty to molesting a woman with Down syndrome on his bus has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
O’Malley Spars With Franchot Over Gas Tax Proposal
Gov. Martin O'Malley fired back Wednesday at Comptroller Peter Franchot for criticism of O'Malley's gas tax proposal, describing him as "kind of our version of Mitt Romney."
Police Investigate Fetus Found In Bel Air Trash Bin
New information about a disturbing find in Harford County-- a fetus dumped in the trash in Bel Air.
Motor Trend Show Gives Sneak Peek Into Newest Cars Of 2012
Get your motor running and head on down to the Convention Center! Now rolling into the Baltimore Convention Center, it's the biggest show in town. 
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22-year-old arrested in burglary
Man wanted for two county burglaries
Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help finding a man wanted in connection with two daytime burglaries in Towson and Perry Hall.
Md. homeowners to get nearly $1 billion
A spokesman for the Maryland attorney general says the state will receive $960 million as part of a 49-state mortgage foreclosure settlement.
Seagram's plant catches fire again
The old Seagram's plant located on Sollers Point Road in Dundalk caught fire around 9:13 Thursday morning.
More access to healthcare coming in Md.
The Maryland Community Health Resources Commission is awarding $1.1 million to improve access to medical and dental care statewide.
Auto show kicks off today
The auto show is no longer just for the guys. ABC2's Linda So checked out some of the new vehicles that are great for busy moms. Check them out here.
Crime Stoppers takes aim at animal abuse
Crime Stoppers is joining the fight to stop animal abuse in our area.
Rock on Dinner
Know you just came off Restaurant Week. Well, get set to eat again. Coming up on February 16th thru the
26th, you can celebrate our State Fish.
BWI to test lower-hassle screening
A new passenger screening program to make check-in more convenient for certain travelers is being expanded to 28 more major
U.S. airports, the government said Wednesday. There will be no cost to eligible passengers, who would no longer have to remove their shoes and belts before they board flights.
Officer, civilian hurt in car crash
Baltimore City Police are trying to figure out what cause a crash that injured one of their own and another person.
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Maryland is leading the nation in the percentage of graduating seniors who passed the Advanced Placement exams for the fourth year in a row.
A spokesman for the Maryland attorney general says the state will receive $960 million as part of a 49-state mortgage foreclosure settlement.
Delaware ranks 24th in the nation when it comes to high school seniors passing advanced placement exams.
Traffic in lower Montgomery County will become even worse in the coming months when a roadwork construction project gets under way.
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Prince George's County police say they are investigating the shooting of a man outside a home in the Riverdale area.
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Montgomery County Police say a man was killed when he tried to stop his parked truck from rolling down the street in Bethesda.
A Delaware bus driver who pleaded guilty to molesting a woman with Down syndrome on his bus has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
An illness is delaying the trial of a political operative accused of using robocalls to suppress black voter turnout during the 2010 gubernatorial election.
House Republicans are proposing to make federal employees pay more toward their pensions while reducing benefits in order to pay for highway programs.
Maryland natural resources officials say hunters killed more than 98,000 deer during 2011-2012 hunting season.
Perhaps it was the long board meeting.
A Prince George's County police officer is accused of driving under the influence while off duty.
State Sen. Rob Garagiola (gah-rah-jee-OH'-lah) is getting support in his congressional campaign from Maryland's highest-ranking Democratic U.S. House member.
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Secret Money Funding Political Campaigns
Politics has become increasingly fueled by donors the public knows very little about, the WBALTV 11 News I-Team discovered.
Fights Detailed As George Huguely Trial Begins
Testimony starts in the murder trial of former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely, who is accused of killing women's lacrosse player Yeardley Love. It was an emotional opening to the trial, according to 11 News reporter Lowell Melser.
Rules For Women In Combat Could Change
The Defense Department is notifying Congress Thursday it will open up nearly 14,000 jobs to military women that will place them even closer to the front lines of combat. ...
5 Valentine's Day Pet Peeves
As you grin and bear your way through Valentine's Day, rest assured you're not alone. Plenty of others share your Valentine's Day pet peeves.
'Voice Of Oriole Park' Search Narrows
The Baltimore Orioles have narrowed their search for a new public address announcer to 25 finalists.
Senate Panel Considers Indoor Tanning Ban
State Sen. Jamie Raskin said teenagers should be denied access to electric tanning beds.
Md. To Get $960M In Foreclosure Settlement
A spokesman for the Maryland attorney general said the state will receive $960 million as part of a 49-state mortgage foreclosure settlement.
Delegate Wants To Ban Arsenic In Chicken Feed
A Maryland lawmaker said Wednesday that poultry feed containing a known carcinogen should be banned from Maryland farms even though its maker has already stopped selling it voluntarily.
Bus Driver Sentenced For Molesting Woman
A Delaware bus driver who pleaded guilty to molesting a woman with Down syndrome on his bus has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Robocall Trial Postponed Due To Illness
It will be another two weeks before political consultant Julius Henson has his day in court.
Baltimore To Streamline Jury Selection Process
The jury selection process may soon get a little easier in Baltimore.
Safe Haven Advocates React To Dumpster Baby Case
Advocates of Maryland's Safe Haven Law speak out after police say a mother reported that she threw her dead baby in a Bel Air Dumpster.
1 Killed, 1 Injured In Head-On Collision
Police are still investigating the cause of a fatal crash in Baltimore County.
Police Car Hits Pole, Injuring Officer, Civilian
A Baltimore City police cruiser hits a pole, injuring the officer and a civilian.
Bill Seeks To Criminalize Failure To Report Child Abuse
Some Maryland state lawmakers hope to impose criminal sanctions on people who do not report report suspected child abuse or neglect.
Md. Students Lead Nation In AP Course Success
A growing number of Maryland high school students are passing advanced placement, or what's called AP exams.
Woman Admits To Discarding Fetus, Police Say
A mother who says she gave birth to a stillborn child admitted to putting the fetus in a Dumpster, according to police.
Md. Police Officer Arrested On DUI Charge
A Prince George's County police officer is accused of driving under the influence while off duty.
Self-Serve Yogurt Shop To Open At Towson Mall
A self-serve frozen yogurt business is headed to Towson Town Center.
Pit Bull Used As Bait Dog Found Injured
Animal Control officials and police in Anne Arundel County are trying to figure out where a pit bull that was used in a dogfighting operation may have come from after it was found severely injured.
Former Annapolis Mayor Callahan Dies At 70
Former Annapolis Mayor Dennis Callahan has died of a heart attack.
WBAL-TV To Add 10 p.m. Newscast
WBAL-TV 11, Maryland's source for news, information and entertainment, is adding a 10 p.m. weekday newscast on WBAL Plus starting Monday, March 5.
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