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Baltimore City Indicts First Ever Computer Hacker Hacking a computer system isn't new, but Baltimore City has just indicted its first ever hacking suspect. Kelly McPherson reports.
New Allegations Against Anne Arundel Executive An expanded lawsuit against the Anne Arundel County executive reveals new allegations about inappropriate sexual behavior on the job. Mike Hellgren reports.
Bob Turk Has Your Overnight Forecast Bob Turk reports Thursday night will be partly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s.
Highway Fatalities Drop In Maryland The Department of Transportation says 41-states, including Maryland, saw drops in highway fatalities. Kai Jackson reports.
Officials Look Into Cause Of Series Of City Fires Just hours after Baltimore City firefighters battle big blazes in West Baltimore, they're forced to spring into action overnight. Derek Valcourt.
Bob Turk Has Your Thursday Night Forecast Bob Turk reports Thursday will be breezy and cool. Highs will be in the 50s.
Shock After Judge Lowers Bail And Frees Suspect James William King is accused of first-degree murder and now he is back in jail after an Anne Arundel county judge released him on bail. Gigi Barnett reports.
Pastor Cancels Quran-Burning, Then Reconsiders An anti-Islamic preacher backed off and then threatened to reconsider burning the Quran on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Michael Herzenberg reports.
Thursday Is The Last Day To Early Vote In Md. Gov. Martin O'Malley is hoping early voting in Maryland for the first time will create higher voter turnout. Pat Warren reports.
UK Delegation Visits Md. Prison Program Members of the UK Parliament crossed the pond to learn about some Maryland prison programs, specifically how to best treat incarcerated veterans. Andrea Fujii reports.