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08iss. Annapolis. Complete coverage continues now. Derek valcourt has more on the game many are talk about. Reporter rumors were flying that the game on saturday was a go. But Navy Officials say those rumors just were not true. They say the decision to play has not been made yet. But that decision is expected by noon tomorrow. Reporter tents are already going up outside of Navy Marine Memorial stadium. Even though the fate of the game hangs in limbo, no one more surprised than the players. Well, that would be crushing. I mean, its a huge game that we all look forward to very much. I watched th...

As one of the most successful writers of military and political the thrillers of all time, tom clancy kept readers on the edge of their seats. News of his death at just 66 years old, has shocked fans. Its a huge fan base, especially male readers reader of action and techno, theyre going to be feeling a sense of sadness. Reporter clancy became a minor owner in the orioles. When i get involved in something, i get involved in it. Thats my team there. I have to go and watch and make sure they do everything right. Tom, a proud baltimorean was a devoted marylander, treasured friend, and valued partn...

Baltimore running festival. Will this Rainy Weather stick around for the opening horn . [captioning made possible by Constellation Energy group] captioned by the National Captioning Institute www. Ncicap. Org youre watching wbaltv 11. Live, local, latebreaking. This is 11 news today at 6 00 a. M. Good morning. Happy friday. Im mindy basara. Im stan stovall. 6 01. Time for traffic and weather together on the 1s. Light to moderate rain right now and moving into baltimore as we speak. Downtownrn portion of is seeing some rain. This is what we will be dealing with today. 68 in ocean city. 62 along...

An angry motorist repeatedly tried to force another car off the road as part of a terrible display of driving.

MORGANTOWN — Emergency departments (EDs) across WVU Medicine are experiencing a holiday surge in patients with respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19, infl