 A new reality show starting this weekend on the History Channel features a man from Carroll County who hopes his shooting skills will win him the title of "America's Top Shot."
 Since the gaming industry in states surrounding Maryland is looking for hundreds of new workers, many people are rethinking their careers in these tough economic times.
 A program in Baltimore is giving fugitives with minor charges a chance to turn themselves in without the risk of coming face to face with an officer's weapon.
 Police continued Tuesday to investigate a motorcycle accident that claimed a man's life over the holiday weekend. Officials say it brings to light a problem that the city has with dirt bikes.
 A new state law is making it easier for recent high school dropouts to get their General Education Diplomas, or GED.
 Baltimore city fire officials have named the fire companies that would have to close and how many firefighters would be laid off if no new revenue is raised.
 Sandra Shaw talks about a cooking competition taking place in Baltimore and D.C.
 A local family needs help to bring a little girl with special needs home from China. 11 News reporter Jennifer Franciotti has the story. More Details
 11 News reporter Robert Wyatt used his memories of Baltimore to keep him going when he was a P.O.W. More Details
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