7 Officers Injured As Riots Continue in Baltimore
Redskins to Pick Up RG3’s Option for 2016 Season
PHOTOS: Freddie Gray's Wake & Funeral
Hundreds Attend Monday’s Funeral for Freddie Gray
National Zoo Panda in Heat, Was Inseminated Twice
Maryland News
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Orioles VP Angelos Makes Profound Statement on Twitter Following Baltimore Protests
John Angelos, son of Baltimore Orioles majority owner Peter Angelos, made a profound statement on Twitter following protests near Camden Yards Saturday.
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Officers Injured, Baltimore Businesses Shut Down Amid Violent Riots
Several officers have been injured as a large riot continues to grow violent Monday afternoon in Baltimore.
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Baltimore Mayor: ‘We… Gave Those Who Wished To Destroy Space To Do That’
At a news conference in the wake of Baltimore's Freddie Gray-related protests turning destructive Saturday, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said that she instructed police to give people who "wished to destroy" space to do so.
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Crews Battle Blaze at University of Maryland Library
Prince George's County fire crews are battling a blaze at McKeldin Library on the University of Maryland, College Park campus.
Baltimore News
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Police Make Arrests, Officers Hurt In Clash With Rioters
A group of rioters clash with police near Mondawmin Mall.
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Freddie Gray Is Laid To Rest, Thousands Pay Respects
Thousands attended a funeral for a man who died after suffering a severe spinal injury in police custody.
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Police: Baltimore Gangs Threaten To ‘Take Out’ Officers
The Baltimore Police Department has received information that a number of Baltimore area gangs have joined forces to "take out" officers.
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Firefighters Respond To Apartment Fire In Park Heights
Baltimore firefighters are on scene of a two-alarm blaze at an apartment complex in Park Heights.
Washington News
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Loretta Lynch Sworn in as New U.S. Attorney General
Loretta Lynch was sworn in Monday as the 83rd U.S. attorney general, becoming the first African-American woman to serve as the nation's top law enforcement official.
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Metro to Start Cracking Down on Toll Jumpers
Toll jumpers beware. Starting Monday, Metro will start cracking down on those who try to skip out on paying the fare.
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National Zoo Panda In Heat, Was Inseminated Twice
There might be another baby panda a brewin' at the National Zoo.
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Japan’s Prime Minister to Meet With Obama Monday
Japan's prime minister begins his second day of a U.S. visit with a stop at the Boston Marathon finish line.
Washington Sports
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CBS Local Sports: Paulie Malignaggi To Brown And Troupe: “Mayweather Probably Going To Dominate”
Paulie Malignaggi, boxer and Showtime boxing analyst, breaks down the MayPac fight on Brown and Troupe.
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5 Biggest Storylines Of The 2015 NFL Draft
The most important day of the NFL season begins on Thursday night in Chicago as the NFL Draft finally gets underway.
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Why The Redskins Picked Up Robert Griffin III’s Fifth-year Option
The Washington Redskins will pick up RG3's fifth-year option, a surprising announcement to many. Here's what makes sense about it.
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5 Preeminent Boxers Of The Past 30 Years
Many standout fighters have showcased their boxing abilities in the ring. These 5 have been the most successful over the last 30 years.
Baltimore Sports
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CBS Local Sports: Paulie Malignaggi To Brown And Troupe: “Mayweather Probably Going To Dominate”
Paulie Malignaggi, boxer and Showtime boxing analyst, breaks down the MayPac fight on Brown and Troupe.
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What Is Your Favorite Story About Meeting A Star?
A caller tells his story about meeting Bill Belichick and it prompts Scott and Jeremy to tell some stories about meeting some star athletes.
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5 Biggest Storylines Of The 2015 NFL Draft
The most important day of the NFL season begins on Thursday night in Chicago as the NFL Draft finally gets underway.
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News From The Ravens Nest With Ryan Mink
Ravens insider, Ryan Mink, joined the show to give us his insights on the state of the Ravens organization heading into the draft on Thursday.
