Peabody Institute's Manuel Barrueco Nominated For 5th Grammy
Manuel Barrueco knows how to make a guitar sing. After all, the classical guitarist first picked up the instrument six decades ago as a boy in Cuba.
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Manuel Barrueco knows how to make a guitar sing. After all, the classical guitarist first picked up the instrument six decades ago as a boy in Cuba.
Traffic remains closed in both lanes. Drivers are asked to avoid the area.
A new study conducted by the CDC shows children in schools where there is no mask mandate have a higher chance of contracting COVID. If you wear a mask, the transmissibility of the virus is greatly reduced.
Police are investigating after a middle schooler says a man attempted to grab her as she walked toward a bus stop in Annapolis.
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a contract to modernize the public bathrooms at BWI Airport, officials announced Wednesday.
Baltimore County Police are looking to identify a naked man who has, on multiple occasions, entered Park View Assisted Living exposing himself.
Book publisher Simon & Schuster (a ViacomCBS company) has announced its inaugural AuthorFest, a national series of virtual author events that will provide live author programming in partnership with book festivals, literary venues, and author lecture series across the country.
Spirit Airlines announced a new nonstop flight from BWI Airport to Miami International.
Baltimore Police are looking to identify a suspect related to an August shooting.
Each one of the portraits are of people from West Africa who were taken from their homes and forced into the Middle Passage Atlantic slave trade.
A Westminister man was sentenced to 10 years followed by five years of supervised probation for a 2019 home invasion.
Think Vegas, Times Square vibes, and infuse that with some Baltimore flavor-- the perfect taste of the lights, activity, energy and experience that's just right for Charm City.
Police are looking to identify a person of interest in a home invasion and rape case that occurred last month.
A Sacramento couple is leaving the state because they claim they're fed up with "Communistic California" in more ways than one.
A farmer whose land meets certain size and soil criteria can offer to sell a perpetual easement to the County, while owning the land and continuing to farm, the county said.
