Kickstarter Data Shows Maryland Projects Do Better Than Average

Despite Kickstarter’s popularity, more than half of projects listed on the site fail to meet their funding goals. In Maryland, however, the reverse is true, according to data from the company.

Maryland Faiths Come Together to Rally for DREAM Act

Congregations from three counties gathered to pray and organize last-minute campaigning for the DREAM Act.

Texting Dangers- Students test drive distracted driving

GLEN BURNIE- Some local residents find out first-hand about the dangers of texting and driving. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration and AT&T held an event featuring a distracted driving simulation for students. The event is part of the “It Can Wait” campaign, persuading people to ignore the text and focus on the road.

Inmate Bindings- Inmates work to give old books new life

BOYDS.- Local inmates are putting new skills to work and helping a local library system at the same time. Inmates work a few days a week to repair damaged library books, and they develop their work skills at the same time to help when they go back into the community.

Illegal Immigrant with Big Dreams Hopes Dream Act Passes in Md.

Like hundreds of undocumented high school graduates, Raymond Jose, 22, (on the right) is waiting to see whether voters will uphold the Maryland Dream Act, which would allow some illegal immigrants to qualify for in-state tuition at public two- and four-year colleges.

Presidential Choices: Marylanders Still Making Up Mind About Election

With the presidential debates over and election day just two weeks away, some Maryland voters are still trying to make up their minds.

State Employees Participate in Nationwide Earthquake Response Drill

Simulation designed to prepare people for next natural disaster.

ThinkPort- Online learning about the War of 1812

DUNDALK- Some local students become the first to travel back to the War of 1812 with the help of some very contemporary tools.

Former Terp Honored on Important Anniversary

Darryl Hill enrolled at Maryland 50 years ago, broke a color barrier one year later.

Climate Change Threatens Fall Colors

Fall colors are arriving later and are fading more quickly because of climate change, according to researchers.