California Senior Aaron Epstein Drops $10K On Newspaper Ad To Complain About Internet Speed
Aaron Epstein was fed up with his slow internet, so he bought a $10,000 ad in the Wall Street Journal to complain about his AT&T service.
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Aaron Epstein was fed up with his slow internet, so he bought a $10,000 ad in the Wall Street Journal to complain about his AT&T service.
The mass vaccination sites at Six Flags America and the Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital remained operational Thursday despite the wintry weather. But if you missed your appointment, here's what to do.
The suspect is charged with grand larceny and identity theft, accused of targeting 300 people in New York and across the country to steal identities and $150,000 in cryptocurrency like bitcoin.
Demand for the COVID-19 vaccine will continue to exceed supply "for the foreseeable future," Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.
The Baltimore Police Department Thursday released body-worn camera footage from two officers involved in a shootout with an armed grocery store security guard late last month.
One of the largest Powerball jackpots in history, where the single winning ticket was sold in Maryland has yet to be claimed!
The harrowing video released during the impeachment trial this week has shed new light on the danger lawmakers and police faced during the January 6th U.S. Capitol riot.
COVID-19 vaccinations began Thursday for teachers in Anne Arundel County. Private and public school teachers, as well as childcare workers, were on the list to get in line.
Some parts of the state could see patches of black ice.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation said Thursday it added more than 14 million oysters to Maryland's waters last year despite the pandemic.
Over the last year, an alarmingly high number of women and girls have become victims of homicide in Baltimore City.
The Baltimore County School Board has approved nearly $2 million in contracts in connection to the aftermath of the ransomware cyber attack in November 2020.
A fire at a vacant Cecil County home that injured four firefighters early Wednesday morning has been ruled arson, the state fire marshal's office said Thursday.
The digital divide has only become more pronounced during the COVID-19 pandemic, with much of the world now online.
The big play that caught former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith's attention wasn't an agile opponent fighting to win, it was COVID-19.
