Becoming Lord Farquaad From 'Shrek' Means Staying Close To The Ground
It's the biggest show in town. "Shrek The Musical" is now happening at the Hippodrome. One of the biggest stars of the show is actually one of the smallest.
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It's the biggest show in town. "Shrek The Musical" is now happening at the Hippodrome. One of the biggest stars of the show is actually one of the smallest.
Kicked out for breaking the rules or for just being homeless? Stuck in the middle of that question are two homeless people and the Mall in Columbia.
We're less than two months away from the 136th running of the Preakness Stakes, but instead of the horses, it's an ad for the infield party that has everyone talking.
Get ready to dig deeper in your wallet the next time you have a drink. The Maryland State Senate approves a big hike in the liquor tax.
For the second year in a row, Howard County has been named the healthiest place in Maryland. The ranking is part of a report released Wednesday by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
After decades of leading Maryland schools, Superintendent Nancy Grasmick is stepping down.
The body of a Coppin State University student was found inside the Remington rowhome where she grew up. Now police are releasing more details about the slain 18-year-old.
Members of the newly formed Maryland Tea Party Caucus are pushing a series of bills to give counties the power to raise fees, proposals House Democrats called "hypocritical" Wednesday.
A deadly crash in Baltimore County happened just blocks away from the nearest hospital.
Washington drivers can expect major traffic tie-ups next month as one of the city's key roads shrinks in size.
Clouds have taken over and rain is moving through. This is just the beginning of a series of storms that will keep clouds, some rain, and cool air around right into the weekend.
The body of a Coppin State University student was found inside the Remington rowhome where she grew up.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum has received an $8 million gift to create an education center and says it will expand its reach to more U.S. classrooms.
Leslie Johnson is keeping mum about her federal corruption case even as prosecutors are signaling that a resolution may be near.
Delegate Kathy Afzali has gone from being happy to have the governor's support for her bill to provide tax relief to farmers to being what she describes as "sickened" by politicking that now threatens its passage.
