CNS TV

CNS TV reporters bring you news from across the state in video packages and a student-produced news program that airs on the web and UMTV.

Montgomery County Police Add Fire-Arms Detectors to K-9 Unit

Montgomery County Police have two new crime fighters on their team. And they’re taking a bite out of crime. Literally.

State Shows New Tools for Winter Weather

It’s called a Tow Plow and it does the work of a second truck without the fuel, manpower or money that a second truck would require.

Maryland Drivers Going Electric

It seems hybrid and electric vehicles are becoming the way of the future.

Asbestos Workers Facing Safety Hazards

The asbestos abatement industry is one of the most dangerous fields in construction.

Maryland Kicks Off Star-Spangled Sailabration

It’s gearing up to be a star-spangled “Sailabration for” Baltimore. Maryland Governor O’Malley and naval officers teamed up to launch the Inner Harbor’s plan for the 1812 Bicentennial.

UM Athletics’ Proposal Targets Cutting Eight Teams

The University of Maryland’s Intercollegiate Athletics Committee proposed cutting eight teams to help solve the athletic department’s budget crisis, according to a report released Monday.

Nick’s Organic Farm Petitions to Keep Potomac Land

County officials want to put pay-for-play soccer fields at the site to help remedy what it sees as a shortage of fields in the county.

Cheverly Replaces Optotraffic Speed Cameras

A speed camera company that pulled out of its contract with the town of Cheverly after complaints about its technology still operates programs in several local jurisdictions.

First Lady, Others Speak on Domestic Violence, Bullying

There is a connection between being bullied early in life and becoming victims of domestic violence later on, social workers said at a conference Wednesday.

Missing Vietnam Soldiers Laid to Rest

It was a final goodbye just in time for Veterans Day, almost 40 years in the making.