Lowell Melser
wbaltv.com
Baltimore, MD, United States
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People urged to learn CPR in wake of Damar Hamlin's cardiac event
The American Heart Association and Red Cross said Monday's serious football injury highlights the importance of knowing how to perform CPR. → Read More
More arrests made in Baltimore ride-share carjackings, robberies
Baltimore police and the FBI announce a series of arrests in recent ride-share carjackings and robberies. → Read More
Flight changes already being made ahead of big Christmas storm
Some US airlines issue travel waivers amid stormy Christmas week forecast → Read More
COVID-19 numbers rising in Maryland amid holiday season
State health officials are taking extra precautions as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise in Maryland. → Read More
CBF: Stormwater needs to be treated before it reaches Chesapeake
From Maryland's major cities to its counties, urban and suburban stormwater runoff is becoming a major issue -- but it can be treated. → Read More
Maryland researcher: Energy fusion discovery is 'very exciting'
A Maryland researcher has close ties with colleagues who made a breakthrough scientific discovery that could change the world and the reliance on fossil fuels. → Read More
Young real estate investor killed in recent Park Heights violence
A young man who had dreams of making Baltimore a better place was killed in Park Heights. → Read More
Group Violence Reduction Strategy expands in Baltimore City
Mayor Brandon Scott's Group Violence Reduction Strategy appears to have reduced violent crime in the western district as part of a pilot program. → Read More
Police issue warning of package theft during holidays in Maryland
Maryland State Police are warning consumers to be aware this holiday season to make sure family gifts don't get stolen after they're delivered. → Read More
Boy battling cancer to play with Blast in Saturday's game
The Baltimore Blast made history, signing a 10-year-old boy. It'll be the fulfillment of a lifelong dream that couldn't have come at a better time. → Read More
Officials anticipate pre-pandemic travel numbers for Thanksgiving
Operations at the airport have been pretty smooth on the eve of Thanksgiving as travelers return to the skies in large numbers. → Read More
Md. trucking company seeks to set standard with hybrid big rigs
The trucking industry is looking to cut its large carbon footprint in the form of EV and hybrid big rigs. → Read More
Baltimore students treated to screening of 'Wakanda Forever'
Some lucky Baltimore City school students got a break from the classroom Friday for an exclusive screening of the new "Black Panther" movie, "Wakanda Forever." → Read More
Ballot counting process explained in Anne Arundel County
The race for Anne Arundel County executive remains tight as Republican Jessica Haire leads incumbent Steuart Pittman by almost 11,000 votes. → Read More
Thieves finding new methods when it comes to credit card skimming
Thieves are increasingly using skimmers in a new way to get your credit card information. → Read More
Study: Permanent daylight saving time would reduce deer crashes
Researchers collected wildlife, collision data from 23 states, created model to estimate impacts nationwide → Read More
County distributes 4,300 trash carts in effort to address rodents
County equips residents with large, 65-gallon trash bins equipped with lids, wheels → Read More
It may cost less to eat out, get catered meal for Thanksgiving
This year's Thanksgiving meal could get quite expensive amid rising prices at the grocery store. So, should you cater it instead? → Read More
Maryland Lottery players excited for $1B Powerball drawing
While children may be focused on candy and costumes Monday night, for their parents, it's all about the $1 billion Powerball drawing. → Read More
Early voting starts Thursday in Maryland, lasts through Nov. 3
Early voting starts Thursday in Maryland, and workers are ensuring everything's ready at polling places across the state. → Read More