When summer break ends, thousands of D.C students will return to schools without a librarian. Making a "tough budget choice," D.C. Public Schools decided to eliminate funding for librarians at schools with an enrollment of fewer than 300 students.

Thursday - 07/12/2012, 06:01am EDT

Tags: Libraries, D.C. Public Schools

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Reports of price gouging emerge in storm's aftermath

"We have received complaints about price gouging in the area of gasoline prices as well as in the area of hotels," says Karen Straughn, the director of the mediation unit for the Maryland Attorney General's Office.

Tuesday - 07/03/2012, 04:42am EDT

Tags: price gouging, derecho, gas, Straughn, Maryland Attorney General

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Congressional tournament provides an unexpected cooling station

With the heat index expected to reach 110 degrees on Friday, emergency responders at the AT&T National golf tournament are adding personnel and a bus.

Friday - 06/29/2012, 10:34am EDT

Tags: Congressional, golf, Ride On bus, at&t national

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High temps to present challenge at AT&T National

AT&T National, the golf tournament that starts Thursday at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, won't only be a challenge golfers. Medical personnel will be on hand responding to dehydration and hyperthermia.

Thursday - 06/28/2012, 04:29am EDT

Tags: Tiger Woods, at&t national, golf,

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The plight of Baltimore's Gerry Sandusky

When Shakespeare wrote the words "What's in a name," he could not have envisioned the plight of Gerry Sandusky, the radio voice of the Baltimore Ravens and sports director at WBAL-TV.

Wednesday - 06/27/2012, 05:44am EDT

Tags: Gerry Sandusky, WBAL, ravens

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