Thursday, June 10, 2010

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Baltimore City police investigate an officer-involved shooting in which a teenager was shot in the leg. More Details

When Franklin D. Roosevelt was president and a loaf of bread cost about 8 cents, Paul Miller began teaching. He's been doing it ever since. More Details

It's a Bawlmer tradition, Hon. Click inside WBALTV.com for details about this weekend's Honfest. You can also upload your photos and video! More Details

Some soccer coaches and players are putting their faith in the hands of old-fashioned African witch doctors in an effort to win the World Cup. More Details

BP said Thursday that it plans to boost its ability to directly capture hundreds of thousands of oil gushing from a well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico by early next week More Details


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Police in Gary, Ind., are investigating the slaying of a pizza delivery man. His body was found just hours after he reported a robbery. More Details

The event last through the weekend. Sandra Shaw has more information.

When Franklin D. Roosevelt was president and a loaf of bread cost about 8 cents, Paul Miller began teaching. He's been doing it ever since. More Details

Baltimore City Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in which a teenager was shot in the leg in Northeast Baltimore.

The best high school baseball players in Maryland are picked to play in the Brooks Robinson High School Baseball All-Star Game.

Artscape in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood celebrates the arts with a variety of entertainment, food and free music events.

A Baltimore County neighborhood is on edge after the assault of an 18-year-old woman led to the search of a Pikesville home Tuesday night, and the I-Team has learned that the home may have ties to a religious cult.

A Glen Burnie man is being held on $3 million bond and is charged with human trafficking after a 12-year-old girl was used for prostitution and was held against her will, police say.

The Baltimore city police officer charged with shooting an unarmed man took the stand in his manslaughter trial on Wednesday afternoon.

The Baltimore city Board of Estimates approved a 9 percent hike to water and sewer rates on Wednesday.

The 2010 Special Olympics Summer Games are this weekend, but athletes of all ages can enjoy sports all summer and all year long.

A proposal to change the status of Baltimore's Commission on Aging and Retirement Education had senior citizens out in protest on Wednesday.


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

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