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Bieber fever alters post times
Bieber fever has struck as hundreds of locals line up early Sunday morning to get a good seat for the Justin Biever concert today at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium.
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Unemployment numbers are 9.6 percent
Labor Secretary Hilda Solis thanks firefighters in Columbia and address the nation's unemployment numbers.
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2-year-old boy drowns in family pool
Anne Arundel County Police have confirmed that a 2-year-old boy who was discovered in a family pool in Pasadena Saturday morning died later in the afternoon at the hospital.
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More traffic=more rage
Traffic too and from work is a bit heavier now-a-days because school is back in session and summer vacation is over. That means you may come across more instances of road rage.
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Teen shot in face overnight in city
Baltimore City Police are still investigating a shooting that happened Saturday evening on Fulton Avenue where a 15-year-old boy was shot in the face.
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FORECAST | Sunny and Warmer
Dry, but a fantastic late summer weather pattern.
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Orioles overcome 4 homers to beat Rays
Corey Patterson homered and had three RBIs, and the Baltimore Orioles withstood four home runs by the Tampa Bay Rays in an 8-7 victory Sunday.
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Body found in South Baltimore overnight
Baltimore City Police are investigating the discovery of a dead body found overnight in South Baltimore.
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Ellicott City teen competes in U.S. Open
Ellicott City teenager Beatrice Capra upset 18th-seeded Aravane Rezai of France 7-5, 2-6, 6-3 Thursday to reach the third round of the U.S. Open in her Grand Slam debut.
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More traffic=more rage
Traffic too and from work is a bit heavier now-a-days because school is back in session and summer vacation is over. That means you may come across more instances of road rage.
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Taking a Ride on the Bay
The On The Go segment takes us to Talbot County for a visit to the Historic Robert Morris Inn and a tour of the Bay.
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Enter our Grandparents Picture Contest
Enter to win our Grandparents picture contest brought to you by Springwell Senior Living Community. Submit a picture of your grandparent for your chance to win!
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SPECIAL | Local candidate interviews
SPECIAL REPORT | Local candidates are discussing their platform as primary day approaches in Maryland. Watch local candidate interview segments here!
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Ocean City Mayor bracing for Earl
Ocean City is watching Hurricane Earl very closely. State officials don't think Earl's path will require Ocean City to be evacuated, but they are being mindful of the time needed to more about 200,000 people in case the path changes.
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EARL FORECAST | Now Tropical Storm
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Hurricane Earl and YOUR Labor Day travel
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Entertainment & Life
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MARIAH CAREY berated her husband NICK CANNON online after he tweeted fans the wrong title…
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If you could pass through the looking glass into Hollywood, which fictional college would…
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Check out our community calendar to find out what's going on around town.
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I like to call this the "generator season," since it's a time when many homeowners think …
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Sometimes coffee doesn't give the caffeine jolt some people are looking for. Now you can …
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New data shows Americans spent -- at best -- only slightly more this August than last.
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Experts help set the tone for single parents thinking about bringing their love interest …
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Walt Disney Co. and Time Warner Cable Inc. said Sunday that they have made "significant …
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You're at the front lines shooting Nazis before they shoot you. Or you're a futuristic …
Investigations
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Maryland stores selling banned detergent
An old law banning phosphates from automatic dish detergent finally took effect in July. But we found stores carrying the banned product on their shelves.
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Groups warn about lithium battery safety
Safety groups are trying to raise awareness about the dangers those small, round lithium batteries can pose for children.
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Drowning doesn't look like it does on TV
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Baby monitors could invite strangers in
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Customers claim Laurel dealer duped them
Health
Offbeat
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Caffeinated marshmallows new pick-me-up
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Talking urinal cakes warn bar patrons
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Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle, again
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Flowers start house fire
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Woman goes after ATM machine with hammer
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69-year-old woman shoots intruder
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Cops: Man uses finger as gun in robbery
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33,000-penny tax payment refused
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Mystery yacht removed from beach
Consumer News
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Breastfeeding law benefits working moms
New moms, you don't have to worry about making a decision to breastfeed or working for your boss.
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BJ's beef recall
Check your freezer. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced a recall of more than 8,500 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with e-coli.
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A lesson in avoiding identity theft
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Beef recalled for E. coli risk
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