Terps Get Fresh Start in ACC Opener Against Wake Forest

The Maryland Terrapins football team sees the start of ACC play as a fresh start, a chance to take four games worth of growth and learning into a slate filled with familiar foes.

Dining for a Cause: ‘From the Bay, For the Bay’ Benefits Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery

Restaurants in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and D.C.dish up $1 toward oyster recovery for every seafood dish purchased Oct. 6-13.

Washington and Baltimore have winning baseball together for first time since ’69

Until this year, Washington and Baltimore haven’t had winning baseball teams in the same season since 1969. The Orioles would finish 109-53 and lose in the World Series, while the Senators finished 86-76, failing to make the playoffs.

Sniper Anniversary: A survivor’s story 10 years later

Washington, D.C. – As the Washington region marks the 10-year anniversary of the beltway snipers one of the surviving victims recalls the time when residents were gripped with fear, not knowing when the gunmen would strike again.

NHL Lockout Leaves Maryland Sports Bars Crying in Their Beers

WASHINGTON — Maryland sports bars and restaurants received bad news Thursday, with the NHL cancelling the first two weeks of the season and setting up a situation that could leave the venues’ revenues high and dry

Dining for a Cause: “From the Bay, For the Bay” Benefits Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery

BALTIMORE – Cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay is as simple as going out to eat, at least from Oct

Winning Baseball in Baltimore and Washington for First Time Since ’69

ANNAPOLIS – This year will be forever known as the season of resurgence for Washington and Baltimore baseball, as the Nationals and Orioles are both headed for the playoffs

NHL Lockout Leaves Maryland Sports Bars Crying in Their Beers

Maryland sports bars and restaurants received bad news Thursday, with the NHL cancelling the first two weeks of the season and setting up a situation that could leave the venues’ revenues high and dry.

Debate Watch- UMD debuts new technology at debate watch

COLLEGE PARK- Hundreds turn out in College Park to both watch the presidential debate and take part in a new, immediate way of measuring audience response.

The University of Maryland debuted two Maryland-made forms of technology, including online voter registration for Maryland students and real-time polling where 2,000 students from across the country reacted to the debate and watched the trends live.

Baltimore business benefits from Orioles’ success

A sportswear company in East Baltimore sees growth in sales with each Orioles win.