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Barry Levinson is returning to the diner. The writer and director has revisited his 1982 movie, "Diner," and turned it into a stage musical with the hope of putting it on Broadway next year. Sheryl Crowe is supplying music and lyrics.
Baltimore Police are investigating a burglary at the home of the former Mayor Sheila Dixon.
Officials in Salisbury are investigating the cause of a blaze at a Kohl's department store that prompted an evacuation of the smoke-filled building.
On fields overlooking a Quiet Waters vista, a mop-headed dog named Finn McCool weaves in and out of rows of fecund vines, his tail sweeping by bunches of tiny pearl-sized grapes.
A state board says the Allegany County Commissioners didn't violate Maryland's Open Meetings Act when they decided without public discussion to pay for some children to attend school in neighboring Washington County.
Dow Chemical Co. is spending $2.5 million to bring the International Chemistry Olympiad to the U.S. for the second time in the event's 44-year-history.
The Downtown Partnership hopes a joint patrol by a police officer and an addiction recovery specialist will help people feel safer around Lexington Market.
A Hagerstown man is serving a 10-year prison term for abusing a blind baby.
A contractor is planning to remove some of the trash from a landfill at Fort Meade.
A bill has been introduced by Baltimore City Council members that they say would require proper notification before cutting down trees in the city.
Anne Arundel County health officials are taking to the air to vaccinate raccoons for rabies.
Emergency responders in Hagerstown plan to burn a bus as part of a mass-transit training program.
Wind-power developers are considering two new projects in western Maryland.
Prince George's County voters are choosing a replacement for Councilwoman Leslie Johnson.
