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Maryland adds 11 more names to the memorial honoring first responders who died in the line of duty.

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - A trailblazer: Friends, family celebrate life of Baltimore's first Black fire chief

Volunteers have helped restore one of the finest examples of Victorian engineering – the Prince Consort pumping engine that once helped power the capital’s sewerage system. Stuart Nathan reports. Of all the great feats of Victorian engineering, one of the greatest is mostly invisible. The sewerage works of London, built in the 1850s under the […]

Herman Williams Jr., Baltimore's first Black fire chief, died in January at the age of 90. On Tuesday, in a celebration of life, he was remembered as a visionary, pioneer and man dedicated to public service and to his family.

Firefighters and their families from across Maryland gathered in Annapolis on Sunday to honor 10 firefighters and emergency services providers who died in the line of duty, including those who succumbed after contracting the coronavirus.

16th December 2015 5:28 am Stephen Salter, the father of wave power, has seen technology fall from favour only to come back into fashion. His new device aims to tackle global warming. Stuart Nathan reports Wave power is on the rise. As concerns grow over the need for diverse ways to generate electricity without boosting greenhouse gas emissions, dozens of new devices are taking shape in wave tanks and slipping into the water for testing. But wave power’s history dates back more than three d...