ANNAPOLIS – More than 300 boats dropped anchor in the Annapolis Harbor for the kick off of the 42nd annual boat show.
Group of Ex-Pols Works to Make Voices Heard
A group of former politicians are trying to ensure elected officials on Capitol Hill and around the country hear the voices of their constituents
Montgomery County Festival Celebrates African Heritage
Montgomery County celebrates African Heritage Month with the fourth annual Pan African Culture Festival.
A Quarter Million Marylanders Furloughed in Shutdown
With the government shutdown, almost 250,000 federal workers who live in Maryland have been furloughed.
Members of Congress Open WW II Memorial to Vets
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Members of Congress join with World War II vets in entering the grounds of the World War II memorial in Washington despite its closure because of the government shutdown.
New State Education Standards Discussed at Hearing
SPRINGDALE — The Maryland State Board of Education discussed the new curriculum framework with parents Tuesday at a public forum.
Students Help To Restore Pataspco River
Volunteers from three Baltimore city schools are cleaning up trash and planting sea grasses in the rocky sand along the Patapsco River.
New Maryland Driving Laws Take Effect
Several new state driving laws, including a law banning hand-held cell phones, took effect at the beginning of October.
Women Compete to be Baltimore’s Strongest Woman
Women from across the state of Maryland and beyond competed to be crowned Baltimore’s “Strongwoman.”
D.C. Residents Shocked about Navy Yard Shooting
Residents who live near Navy Yard said they were shocked by Monday’s shooting.