ROCKVILLE — Chen Guan Ming, a 59-year-old Chinese man who decided to travel to Brazil on three wheels to promote Olympic spirit and peace, makes a stop in Maryland during his multi-nation journey.
Craft Distilling on the Rise in Maryland
Craft distilling will soon be big business in Maryland.
Maryland’s state sport of jousting stands the test of time
JEFFERSON, Md. — Governor Tawes named jousting the official state sport of Maryland in 1962. Though it has faced competition from other sports like lacrosse and bowling, one group of dedicated jousters is keeping it alive by making part of…
Democratic Debate Could Be O’Malley’s Best – and Last – Campaign Shot
O’Malley doesn’t have much support from MD voters, but is looking forward to the debate
Montgomery Fire Department Improves Sick Leave Policy
In response to an investigation, the MCFRD improved their policies to keep employees from taking advantage of their sick leave.
Upstream Alliance kayakers complete their journey around the Delmarva Peninsula to raise awareness for the Chesapeake Bay
POPLAR ISLAND — A group of kayakers from the Upstream Alliance completed a 30-day, 500 mile long journey around the Delmarva Peninsula in one month, in an effort to raise awareness about the importance of preserving the Chesapeake Bay. Their…
Sailing fans from around the world enjoy a boat extravaganza
ANNAPOLIS – Is the annual Annapolis in-water sailboat show, the largest in the country, a barometer for the overall economy?
Baltimore Mayor Seeks to Build Relationships Within City
WASHINGTON — Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake spoke at the National Press Club for the United States Conference of Mayors. She focused on developing healthy relationships between people and the police.
First Lady welcomes area students to fall harvest
One in three children in America are overweight or obese. The First Lady is trying to fix this problem by inviting students to harvest fruits and vegetables in the White House garden.
Towson Police: Education is Key to Prevent Campus Shooting
TOWSON — After the latest mass shooting at a community college in Oregon, a look at what provisions Maryland colleges have for notifying students, faculty and staff about the possibility of an active shooter on campus.