2-Year-Old Tweet Predicts Details Of Cubs/Indians Series, Apocalypse
Some baseball fans with no dog in the 2016 World Series fight are simply wondering how a two-year-old tweet predicted details about the final game.
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Some baseball fans with no dog in the 2016 World Series fight are simply wondering how a two-year-old tweet predicted details about the final game.
Upon arriving in Stevensville after crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, drivers will notice something peculiar. It will take some time to set in, but as they continue east it will dawn on them.
The Maryland Board of Public Works voted unanimously in favor of $82 million in cuts to state spending Wednesday in Annapolis
Police have made an arrest in a fatal stabbing last week in Baltimore.
After former Rep. Connie Morella was elected to the House in 1986, four out of 10 members of the Maryland congressional delegation were women.
Late Wednesday locals coming together in a sea of light and song. A vigil, at what's been described as one the deadliest crashes in Baltimore in years.
An apartment fire and explosion killed seven people, and now their families and survivors are part of two lawsuits filed on Wednesday.
A change is coming for students in Anne Arundel County. Next school year will start after labor day, but in order to do so that means shorter breaks.
For the second time in less than three months, a Maryland hospital closes its NICU after babies test positive for a potentially deadly bacteria.
The Baltimore school bus driver who died along with five others in a collision with a commuter bus was found at fault in three traffic-related cases in the last eight years, according to civil and criminal court records and an attorney interviewed by The Associated Press on Wednesday.
Baltimore Police have released audio from 911 calls made after the fatal bus crash Tuesday morning.
A deadly explosion at a major pipeline in Alabama is fueling fear at the pump. This is the second major disruption in less than two months for the pipeline.
While some are lucky to walk away from this horrific crash, other families are trying to come to grips with the tragedy.
Pope Francis is standing his ground on a centuries-old Catholic tradition concerning women's roles in leadership. The Pope's comments yesterday are resonating with Catholics worldwide and in Baltimore.
With less than a week until Election Day federal and state working overtime to safeguard voting results, but some are still worried about the potential of voter fraud.
