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Baltimore City Council members are set to vote on a new one-card system that will give children easier access to a host of city services. Full Story »

Police in Baltimore say officers fatally shot a man who pointed a gun at them during an early-morning chase. Full Story »

Maryland officials say the state is signing deals to buy electricity generated by four wind and solar projects in the region. Full Story »

Paul DeWolfe has been named the new Maryland Public Defender, replacing Nancy Forster who was fired in August. Full Story »

One person was killed and two others were hospitalized following a morning rush hour crash in Arbutus. Full Story »

Baltimore city fire officials said one person died in an early-morning fire in the 3100 block of Prestman Street. Full Story »

A major winter storm tracks east from California, leaving frigid temperatures and snow in its wake. Full Story »

It's something for everyone: A slideshow of wild stories where you have the choice of watching the video clip at your workstation -- or not! Full Story »

Do you share some parents' concerns over privacy regarding the city's "One Pass" card system? Full Story »

Many young homeless people in Baltimore will have a place to stay in about a year when construction on a new 43-unit complex is complete. Full Story »

State auditors have found that $98 million in Maryland Medicaid claims were paid without the use of computerized safeguards. Full Story »

Jurors return a guilty verdict on two counts against a man involved in an Independence Day police-involved shooting in 2008, but he was found not guilty of more serious charges. Full Story »

A Colorado woman who won a $1.2 million house in Maryland in a $50-a-ticket raffle last year has sold the property to a church. Full Story »

A report released Tuesday shows that Baltimore's fourth- and eighth-grade students rank among some of those in the nation's top urban school systems. Full Story »

An Anne Arundel County teen pleaded guilty in court Tuesday to luring a Crofton girl off a playground and raping her last spring. Full Story »

Since most people want to keep their children happy over the holidays without breaking the bank, 11 News I-Team reporter Lisa Robinson sought some expert advice on how to choose quality toys for $25 and under. Full Story »

Baltimore Mayor Shelia Dixon said she wasn't aware that the Holly Trolley Tour had been canceled this year. Full Story »

The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said the H1N1 vaccine is currently available to all Maryland residents. Full Story »

Authorities say the public's help is still needed in the search for a missing woman and that detectives are looking for another element in the probe -- a loveseat. Full Story »

Authorities say a pregnant homeless woman was held at an apartment for five days and that her captor tried to cut the unborn baby from her body. Full Story »

Severe weather alerts have been issued for much of Maryland, just days after the area's first significant snowfall of the season. Full Story »

A howling winter storm barrels through the West as it headed toward the country's midsection. Check out photos on WBALTV.com Full Story »

Two boaters were hospitalized after their boat hit an underwater object, causing an outboard motor to break free and hit one man. Full Story »

Green Bay beats Baltimore 27-14 on Monday Night Football. Full Story »

A Baltimore city jury is deliberating the case of a man charged with the first-degree attempted murder of three Baltimore city police officers on the Fourth of July in 2008. Full Story »