Tuesday, June 22, 2010

WBALTV.com 4 p.m. News Headlines

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WBALTV.com 4 p.m. News Headlines
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A MARC Penn Line train was disabled for about two hours, leaving dozens of passengers stranded in sweltering heat. MTA has issued a statement about what happened. More Details

The Baltimore City Council has given preliminary backing to a 2-cent tax on bottled drinks. More Details

A pair of California sheriff's deputies are being credited for saving the life of a 17-day-old baby. More Details

Bad haircuts...we have all had them. WBAL would like to see haircuts on kids that may not have worked so well or were big mistakes. We may show them on air! More Details

There are several stars are well known by their screen names, but who were they born as? Find out their real names in our slideshow. More Details

A federal judge in New Orleans blocks a six-month moratorium on new deepwater drilling projects imposed in response to the massive Gulf oil spill. More Details


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John Perdue of Valley View Farms joined us Tuesday, June 22, to answer your plant and gardening questions.

Sweepstakes scams are on the rise, according to the Better Business Bureau, and they're using reputable organizations such as the Catholic Church to reel in people.

The controversial bottle tax has new life, as Baltimore leaders put the final touches on the city's 2011 budget. More Details

School may have just let out Friday in Baltimore County, but 25 high school students are heading back to the classroom for the 4th Police Youth Leadership Academy.

Nineteen people were treated for injuries after a car and MTA bus collided. More Details

A woman who received two water bills totaling nearly $8,000 has made a deal with the city to get those bills drastically reduced.

The Sykesville-Freedom Volunteer Fire Company is hoping its annual carnival will help them rebuild their social hall that burned down this past winter.

Baltimore County is looking to form a regional water authority that could wrestle control of the water system away from the city.

Baltimore city police investigate 13 shootings over the weekend, but continue to say that violent crime is not on the rise again.

A recent online survey found that most women don't know their breast density, despite an increased cancer risk.


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Severna Park beat Meade 10-2 in the 2nd round of the Class 4-A playoffs on Wednesday. More Details

The Nick Adenhart foundation donated a batting cage to St. Frances Academy and its new baseball program. More Details

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