Baltimore leaders address high BGE utility bills during community walk
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Walking path around Lake Montebello temporarily reopens after sinkhole repair
A walking path around Lake Montebello in northeast Baltimore will temporarily reopen after a multi-year sinkhole repair project, according to the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW).
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Jane Doe identified in 29-year-old Baltimore County cold case through new DNA technology
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Maryland Gov. Moore to lead trade and investment mission to Japan, South Korea
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Kermit The Frog to speak at University of Maryland 2025 Commencement
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Maryland's Kevin Willard insists he's unsure what's next for his coaching career
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Where's Marty: Tuxedo House talks spring wedding trends
Today’s “Where’s Marty?” took us to Timonium and the Tuxedo House. In business for 110 years, they have seen it all when the subject is weddings and formal wear. In April, the first of three waves of weddings, through the year, begins. But recently there has been a new trend in weddings that is pretty interesting. The tuxedo is still the preferred dress in 85% of their business, but less formal wedding locations and wedding fashion are a real part of that scene now. Owner Scott Furman showed us how the traditional men's suit, albeit in black or deep blue for the groom, and groomsmen, is “getting legs.” The suits can be bought or rented like a Tuxedo. Pretty interesting. And we were shown the currently hot deep blue tuxedo, as opposed to the traditional black look. And how paired with a white or cream colored bow tie to match the bride's dress creates a hip stunning look. Welcome to the wedding season 2025.
It's peak bloom and we are live at the Tidal Basin admiring the Cherry Blossom Trees
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It's Cherry Blossom season and Dunkin has announced the return of their Cherry Blossom Donut
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Where's Marty: Tuxedo House talks spring wedding trends
Today’s “Where’s Marty?” took us to Timonium and the Tuxedo House. In business for 110 years, they have seen it all when the subject is weddings and formal wear. In April, the first of three waves of weddings, through the year, begins. But recently there has been a new trend in weddings that is pretty interesting. The tuxedo is still the preferred dress in 85% of their business, but less formal wedding locations and wedding fashion are a real part of that scene now. Owner Scott Furman showed us how the traditional men's suit, albeit in black or deep blue for the groom, and groomsmen, is “getting legs.” The suits can be bought or rented like a Tuxedo. Pretty interesting. And we were shown the currently hot deep blue tuxedo, as opposed to the traditional black look. And how paired with a white or cream colored bow tie to match the bride's dress creates a hip stunning look. Welcome to the wedding season 2025.
It's peak bloom and we are live at the Tidal Basin admiring the Cherry Blossom Trees
Alexus Davila is live in Washington D.C. along the Tidal Basin checking out the spectacular spring blossoms and chatting with admirers from all around.
The Preakness Festival “More Than a Race” will transform Maryland into a hub of culture and community
First Lady Dawn Moore joins us in studio to talk about the inaugural Preakness Festival, a weeklong celebration leading up to the historic 150th running of the Preakness Stakes.
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Suzy Shaw, author and Maryland entrepreneur, shares some of the funny and charming stories she experienced while raising her two boys.
Craft x Craft: A Celebration of Craft Beer kicks-off April 3 in the South Baltimore Brewery District
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Baltimore leaders address high BGE utility bills during community walk
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Summerlike Temperatures Expected This Weekend Across Maryland
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Walking path around Lake Montebello temporarily reopens after sinkhole repair
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Today’s “Where’s Marty?” took us to Timonium and the Tuxedo House. In business for 110 years, they have seen it all when the subject is weddings and formal wear. In April, the first of three waves of weddings, through the year, begins. But recently there has been a new trend in weddings that is pretty interesting. The tuxedo is still the preferred dress in 85% of their business, but less formal wedding locations and wedding fashion are a real part of that scene now. Owner Scott Furman showed us how the traditional men's suit, albeit in black or deep blue for the groom, and groomsmen, is “getting legs.” The suits can be bought or rented like a Tuxedo. Pretty interesting. And we were shown the currently hot deep blue tuxedo, as opposed to the traditional black look. And how paired with a white or cream colored bow tie to match the bride's dress creates a hip stunning look. Welcome to the wedding season 2025.
It's peak bloom and we are live at the Tidal Basin admiring the Cherry Blossom Trees
Alexus Davila is live in Washington D.C. along the Tidal Basin checking out the spectacular spring blossoms and chatting with admirers from all around.
The Preakness Festival “More Than a Race” will transform Maryland into a hub of culture and community
First Lady Dawn Moore joins us in studio to talk about the inaugural Preakness Festival, a weeklong celebration leading up to the historic 150th running of the Preakness Stakes.
"Mother of Boys Survival Guide" offers a look into the trials and tribulations of raising two sons
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Maryland Terrapins ousted by Florida, 87-71, in the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16
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Maryland women beat Alabama 111-108 in 2 OTs to advance to Sweet 16
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Underground Railroad history discovered at Baltimore County church
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West Baltimore Giant shutting down, turning Edmondson Village into a food desert
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CVS closing dozens of its Target pharmacies in 2024
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Where's Marty: Tuxedo House talks spring wedding trends
Today’s “Where’s Marty?” took us to Timonium and the Tuxedo House. In business for 110 years, they have seen it all when the subject is weddings and formal wear. In April, the first of three waves of weddings, through the year, begins. But recently there has been a new trend in weddings that is pretty interesting. The tuxedo is still the preferred dress in 85% of their business, but less formal wedding locations and wedding fashion are a real part of that scene now. Owner Scott Furman showed us how the traditional men's suit, albeit in black or deep blue for the groom, and groomsmen, is “getting legs.” The suits can be bought or rented like a Tuxedo. Pretty interesting. And we were shown the currently hot deep blue tuxedo, as opposed to the traditional black look. And how paired with a white or cream colored bow tie to match the bride's dress creates a hip stunning look. Welcome to the wedding season 2025.
It's peak bloom and we are live at the Tidal Basin admiring the Cherry Blossom Trees
Alexus Davila is live in Washington D.C. along the Tidal Basin checking out the spectacular spring blossoms and chatting with admirers from all around.
The Preakness Festival “More Than a Race” will transform Maryland into a hub of culture and community
First Lady Dawn Moore joins us in studio to talk about the inaugural Preakness Festival, a weeklong celebration leading up to the historic 150th running of the Preakness Stakes.
"Mother of Boys Survival Guide" offers a look into the trials and tribulations of raising two sons
Suzy Shaw, author and Maryland entrepreneur, shares some of the funny and charming stories she experienced while raising her two boys.
Craft x Craft: A Celebration of Craft Beer kicks-off April 3 in the South Baltimore Brewery District
Mike Richardson, Wico Street Beer Co, and Kate Conway, Pickett Brewing, join us to talk about the special event and why it was important to team up with local breweries and promote the use of local agricultural products in craft beer.