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Southwest pilots are organizing regional strike centers that could cause thousands of planes to be grounded during one of the busiest travel times of the season.  

Organizers said it could happen if their demands are not met.  

Southwest pilots like Anthony Mulhare said their union has been negotiating their contract for more than three years.

READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/local/southwest-pilots-prepare-for-strike-that-could-impact-holiday-travel

Southwest pilots prepare for strike that could impact holiday travel

The hope is to help men who are re-entering the workforce. Sometimes the suits are used for big life events.

Sharp Dressed Man provides suits and confidence to men during annual holiday suit giveaway

Richard Worley confirmed as Baltimore's 41st Police Commissioner, James Wallace voted in as fire chief

Richard Worley confirmed as Baltimore's 41st Police Commissioner, James Wallace voted in as fire chi

Your Friday Night News Roundup (12/1/2023)

A local production company is giving back this holiday season by hosting a film workshop for Baltimore City school students.  These high school students each have separate challenges, now the organizers of inspiring all of them with disabilities to become creators.  Larry Harris and Leonard Martin started their company Ariecan Productions six years ago in Baltimore. This year, they said it’s been a full circle moment now partnering with Baltimore City schools to give back some of the knowledge they’ve acquired.

'We’re actually exposing their dreams, letting them know it can be done'

Johns Hopkins football coach has new son days before NCAA quarterfinal game

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

Your Sunday evening news update | 12-03-2023

A Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert has been issued for Baltimore City with wind chill temperatures forecast to fall into the teens by Wednesday morning.

Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert issued for Baltimore. Here's how you can stay safe

Good Sunday evening everyone! The fog continues across the state as cooler temperature stick around. The good news is that the fog should start filter out by midnight. Drying out on Monday with temperatures back in the 50s.   READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/weather/wet-weather-returns

Fog still lingers: Clearing out to start the week

We dry out heading into Saturday morning, watch for fog to develop. This weekend, milder air works in as a warm front lifts into the region- helping temperatures climb into the 60s both days.  READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/weather/wet-weather-returns

Spotty weekend showers: Back to the 60s!

She started building her company out of her Johns Hopkins dorm room when she was just 20 years old.  

"She couldn't drink but she could start a company," joked Kevin Carter.  

Carter recalls meeting Pava LaPere when he was working at the Hopkins student entrepreneurship center, and immediately being taken with how strong of a leader she was.

READ MORE: https://www.wmar2news.com/homepage-showcase/colleagues-honoring-legacy-of-pava-lapere

Colleagues honoring legacy of Pava LaPere

Baltimore City Recreation and Parks will soon have a new attraction to get you in the holiday spirit.

Charm City Lights: Druid Hill Park turning into Baltimore's holiday wonderland

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'