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Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your Sunday night forecast (9/24/2023)

Steve Sosna has your Friday night forecast (11/24/2023)

Traffic and wet weather are causing delays on the roadways.

Some holiday travelers take train to avoid jam-packed roadways, airports

Watch WMAR 2 News Baltimore Latest Headlines any time.

WMAR 2 News Baltimore Latest Headlines | November 21, 7pm

WMAR 2 News Baltimore Latest Headlines | November 23, 7pm

Your Wednesday Evening News Roundup (11/22/2023)

Your Saturday Evening News Roundup (11/25/2023)

Derek Beasley has your Monday night forecast (11/27/2023)

Steve Sosna has your Thursday night forecast (11/23/2023)

WMAR 2 News Baltimore Latest Headlines | November 24, 7pm

They're called ghost rivers. You can't see them. Sometimes, you can hear them. But they're flowing right beneath your feet all throughout the city of Baltimore.  

"I was looking at an old map of Baltimore and Remington and I noticed there was this creek running right through the middle of where Remington is now. It's obviously no longer here now, looking around it's roads, rowhouses, buildings," said local artist Bruce Willen.  

That map piqued Willen's curiosity. And once he started painting these blue lines, marking where the streams are hiding, it got neighbors who live in this area curious too.

READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/homepage-showcase/baltimores-ghost-rivers-marked-in-public-art-project

Baltimore's "ghost rivers" marked in public art project

Your Sunday evening news update (11/26/2023)

Kennedy Krieger's Festival of Trees returned to the Maryland State Fairgrounds this weekend.   Guests could view the 600 designer-decorated trees, wreaths, and gingerbread houses, all for sale.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/weekend-events-bring-in-the-holiday-cheer-leading-up-to-christmas

34th annual Festival of Trees is back at the Maryland State Fairgrounds

As people are deciding what amount to give or where to give this 'Giving Tuesday', there are some good tips to keep in mind when you decide where to put your dollar.  While many have been opening their wallets for some good deals on gifts this holiday season, Giving Tuesday is asking people to open their wallets for a different cause.  "We work with various charities in the area to give away items that they need whether it be clothing, underwear, socks, household items, that's what we are here for. Our mission is to help the community,” said Erin Woodward who is the Director of Volunteers for the Surprise Shop of Trinity Church.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/keep-an-eye-out-this-giving-tuesday

Keep an eye out this 'Giving Tuesday'