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With expected hot and humid weather to end June in the Omaha area, be aware of the warning signs for heat-related illnesses.

With Monday's breezy winds, Nebraska will generate 46,000 megawatts of electricity, ranking 11th in the nation, and producing more than enough energy to power every home in the state, nearly twice over.

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WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Marilyn Mosby maintains innocence in indictment, will fight charges in court

WBALs Robert Lang won for Best Anchor, and Outstanding In-Depth Reporting. WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 received four first-place awards Saturday night from the Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters Association (CAPBA). WBAL-TV 11 received two first-place awards. The awards were presented in a virtual ceremony, and the stations were recognized the best among radio and television stations in Maryland, Dela...

Print Robert Lang, WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 Maryland National Guard soldiers surround some of the LabGenomics test kits purchased last year. Credit: Governor Larry Hogans Office Gov. Larry Hogan with his wife Yumi announced the purchase in April, 2020 Credit: WBALs Phil Yacuboski Crews unload th...

Credit: AP Photo The Maryland Senate is expected to begin floor debate tomorrow on a bill that was originally intended to repeal the Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights, but which keeps much of the 1974 law in place. Last week, the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee added amendments to the bill sponsored by Baltimore City Sen. Jill Carter that, among other things, allows officers to engage in poli...

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Carter: Revised officer bill of rights ban "a sham"

Print Robert Lang, WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 In Annapolis Tuesday, the House Health and Government Operations Committee heard testimony on a bill that would limit hospital lawsuits against patients for unpaid bills. The Medical Debt Protection Act would bar hospitals from suing patients for debts of $1,000 or less. It would also create an income-based repayment plan before a lawsuit can be filed, and it would stop doctors or hospitals from placing a lien on a patients proper...

Print Robert Lang and John Patti, WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 Gov. Larry Hogan and the leaders of the General Assembly signed the RELIEF Act of 2021 into law to provide stimulus and tax relief to Maryland families and small businesses. "The RELIEF Act offers a real lifeline to those hardest hit, people who are struggling to get by and small businesses desperately trying to stay afloat," Hogan said. It also includes $300 million in aid to small businesses. Lawmakers added a one...