For two University of Maryland students, Hurricane Matthew was not just another tragic news story.
Smithsonian’s new African American museum gears up for schools
Whether it’s a class on early African American history, civil rights movements or black pop culture, there’s an exhibit for that at the Smithsonian’s newest museum.
Ride-hailing Services Raise Questions About Safety
After a Michigan Uber driver’s deadly killing spree in February, local incidents, less severe incidents shine a light on how confusing the ride-booking industry is.
House committee discusses combatting heroin epidemic
Baltimore City’s health commissioner joins a panel updating the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on the growing problem of abuse of illegal opioids, like heroin, as well as controlled substances, like oxycodone.
BELGIUM MEMORIAL: Brussels bombings result in tributes at embassy
People come together in solidarity at the Embassy of Belgium in the nation’s capital following Tuesday’s explosions in Brussels.
METRO CLOSED: Fire brings unprecedented shutdown of entire subway system
Metro makes an unprecedented move by closing its doors for 29 hours.
Battle Continues to End Distracted Driving
The Maryland State Police say that while the number of driving deaths–including those caused by distracted driving like texting–is down, the battle continues to eliminate the problem of distracted driving because the price is still much too high.
BROOM BALL: An ice sport where you leave your skates at home
COLLEGE PARK – An ice sport where no skates are allowed, broom ball is a favorite among college students, turning late Thursday nights into longstanding rivalries.
PERSIAN RUGS: Lifting of Iranian trade embargo is welcomed
The lifting of the Iranian trade embargo is being welcomed by the customers and owner of one local business.
Mikulski Moves to Restore Burial Rights for Women World War II Pilots at Arlington
Women Airforce Service Pilots denied burial in Arlington Cemetery; Sen. Barbara Mikulski seeks to overturn decision.