Wednesday, June 23, 2010

WBALTV.com 9 a.m. News Headlines

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WBALTV.com 9 a.m. News Headlines
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Health officials issue a Code Red Heat Alert for Baltimore City, with temperatures expected in the mid-90s. More Details

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A jury is selected in the trial of a woman charged in the June 2009 shooting death of her estranged husband. 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

Hannah Minx
YouTube may be home to plenty of hot people begging for your viewership and attention, but here are the top five hottest YouTube stars out there today. 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

Gen. Stanley McChrystal was put in charge of a drifting war in Afghanistan in part because he wasn't afraid to speak up. That quality may prove to be his downfall as President Barack Obama decides whether to fire him. More Details


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Meteorologist Tony Pann has the steamy Wednesday forecast. More Details

A strong line of storms caused damage Tuesday night in Anne Arundel County. More Details

The Americans for the Arts Half-Century Summit at Harbor East will feature local artists and some of the nation's biggest names in art.

Baltimore city officials are preparing to help residents deal with the Wednesday and Thursday heat. More Details

Several elected officials across the state got report cards Tuesday detailing how they voted on environmental matters.

A jury is selected in the trial of a woman charged in the June 2009 shooting death of her estranged husband.

The City Council has given preliminary backing to a 2-cent bottle tax, and while opponents still don�t like it, others say it won't stop people from buying drinks.

The state schools superintendent on Tuesday responded to those critical of the state's effort to try to get millions of dollars in federal funding through the Race to the Top program.

The state Board of Education approved a new policy Tuesday aimed at making Maryland charter school regulations stronger.

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

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


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Hannah Minx
YouTube may be home to plenty of hot people begging for your viewership and attention, but here are the top five hottest YouTube stars out there today. More Details

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Chance of T-showers
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High: 96º F
Low:  71º F
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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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