BALTIMORE – Light rail, which includes a stop at Camden Yards, is falling short of a weekday ridership goal set 16 years ago

BALTIMORE – A few fans stop at the tables filled with hats, shirts and small wooden bats

BALTIMORE – It’s a typical Thursday night at Camden Yards and the Orioles are on their way to a 5-0 loss to Minnesota

COLLEGE PARK – GOP challenger Jim Wilhelm does not believe money is the most important factor in the 3rd District congressional race

COLLEGE PARK – It’s not that no one’s told Rob Fisher that Maryland’s 1st District congressional election is a two-man race

COLLEGE PARK – After years of quiet, donations from political action committees are exploding in the current election cycle to candidates in Maryland’s 1st District congressional campaign

COLLEGE PARK – A popular diversity officer at the University of Maryland is considering the presidency at a historically black college in Virginia, nearly six months after the announcement that his position would be terminated amid budget cuts

OCEAN CITY – Dolle’s is a boardwalk fixture here, serving up homemade treats of saltwater taffy, caramel popcorn and assorted chocolates for what seems like forever

ADELPHI – The public university system in Maryland will grow by 19 percent over the next decade to more than 176,000 students, according to enrollment projections adopted Friday by the Board of Regents

WASHINGTON – The University System of Maryland Board of Regents on Friday is primed to end the four-year moratorium on public university tuition increases with a modest hike proposed in January by Gov