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Retailers are trying to seize the opportunity to collect during the holiday shopping season. In the middle of the artsy Harbor East neighborhood, five new shops have popped up. 11 News' Sandra Shaw reports on the essence of the holiday "pop-up shop."

11 News reporter Kerry Cavanaugh has details. ... WBAL

From WBAL Baltimore, the open and tease for Action News at 11PM. The open goes on much longer than most of the ones today, and it moves!

Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps talks about learning from his mistakes and his future career plans in his first TV interview since a photo of him smoking a marijuana pipe was published. ... wbal baltimore "michael phelps" swimming marijuana pot photo image fallout

Mayor Sheila Dixon is trying to keep her office running as business as usual even while her trial has entered its fourth day without a verdict. She was out Tuesday night at a turkey basket giveaway in west Baltimore with Ravens' linebacker Ray Lewis.

Sunday marked a milestone day for meteorologist John Collins!

Another Muppets Christmas special is upcoming -- Sarah Caldwell spends time with the stars! ... WBAL

The entire country will be introduced to Towson University's marching band on Thanksgiving Day. The band will leave for New York City to perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

If you're going to the Ravens game this weekend, don't forget to take a donation for the Maryland food Bank. The wives of Ravens players and personnel are collection cans and money for the nonprofit organization.

Juror No. 11, who sent a lot of notes during the trial, says there was a lot of confusion in the beginning because of the legal language.

A search is under way for a missing Baltimore County woman. The family of 23-year-old Jerryell Foster said she never showed up for Thanksgiving dinner and hasn't been to work.

Over 1000 Baltimore city middle school students got a treat when Raven's running back Ray Rice came for a visit. The football star talked with students about the importance of good education.

In spite of her conviction, Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon made a public appearance Wednesday, where she helped announced new funding to keep Baltimore's mounted police unit in business.

Police are searching for the person responsible for killing a man during a hit-and-run in Glen Burnie as the man's family looks for closure.

A Westminster home brewing club is looking forward to next month because one of its beers will be on tap at a popular restaurant chain in Maryland.

Juror No. 3 told 11 News that the verdict was a complicated decision and that watching some of the testimony a second time helped them come to a conclusion.

Whether or not Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon gets to keep her office in City Hall will depend on if the state's Constitution applies in the case, as well as the opinion of the judge who presided over her trial.

It has become a tradition for many Ravens players to take a little break during Thanksgiving and help those less fortunate. This week, the players are become heroes for more than just what they do on the field.

Many people across the country, including some in Maryland, are planning to participate in a nationwide "tea party" as a way to protest increased government spending and corporate bailouts. ... wbal baltimore "tea party" protest spending obama government bailouts nationwide "stimulus package"

Watch the spectacular lighting of the Washington Monument in Baltimore!

In a brief statement on Thursday regarding her recent guilty verdict on embezzlement charges, Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon said she's reviewing her options and will continue to work hard at city business.

If you've got a rock collector, fossil hunter or dinosaur fanatic in your house, there's a new dinosaur park that's opened in Prince George's County to take them to, and park officials say there have already been some significant finds.

From WBAL Baltimore, the first version of the Classical Gas Action News Open.

From WBAL Baltimore one of the great all time news opens, with Cool Hand Luke music, Movie of the Week animations, and the set walls that rotate into place! Add a puppet for the weather segment and you've got a winner!

Professional Bull Riders Inc. is headed to Charm City for two nights next month for the 2010 Built Ford Tough Series at First Mariner Arena. Champion bull rider Ryan McConnel talked with 11 News about what to expect during the show.