Harford County middle school students to join sports teams, compete
Harford County is starting middle school sports this year. Its boys and girls basketball teams will start practicing next month.
'It's life-changing': Non-profit organization building custom new home for local disabled veteran
A national nonprofit organization is building a custom home for a local wounded military veteran and his family.
Milford Mill graduate pursues boxing dreams with support of National Guard
After graduating from Milford Mill Academy, Spc. Tyrell Boyd didn't really know what to do with his life. But he knew two things.
Anne Arundel Co. doctor spreads awareness of lung cancer from hairdresser's chair
A doctor in Anne Arundel County uses her hairdresser's chair to spread awareness about lung cancer.
Former Ravens crash Bingo game at Crofton nursing home
A trio of Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl champions spent Monday morning at the Autumn Lake Healthcare facility playing Bingo with its residents.
Towson baseball player with diabetes lands NIL deal with hopes of inspiring others
Dexcom – the global leader in real-time continuous glucose monitoring for people with diabetes – launched Dexcom U.
Clean water advocates upset with how officials regulate Maryland waterways
On 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, a group of advocates are unhappy with how officials are regulating Maryland's waterways.
'Opportunity to relax': Morgan State regroups with day of 'Wellness'
The college takes two days per semester where there are no assignments, papers due or exams.
Fundraiser helps steer SEED School of Maryland students toward success
The SEED School of Maryland is getting ready to host the seventh annual HeBrOpen—a fundraiser for the school.
Baltimore woman tapped to lead private college sets example for the city's students
Ithaca College recently celebrated the inauguration of Dr. La Jerne Cornish, the college's tenth president.
'HeBros' golfing group to hold 7th annual fundraiser for The SEED School of Maryland
The HeBros are successful Black and Jewish businessmen who like to golf, but make sure their relationship with each other is deeper than the sport.
Ravens 'Caw to Action' with day of volunteer work in Greater Baltimore area
The players didn't take a day off of serving and giving back in the community.
Baltimore winery forced to pick tons of grapes to avoid damage by potential heavy weekend rain
As Tropical Storm Ian moves north, we are preparing for a potentially wet weekend here in Maryland.
Catholic Charities brings conference to Baltimore on its 100th anniversary
More than 80 agencies - from as far away as Alaska - traveled to downtown Baltimore for Catholic Charities USA annual conference.
'Rod and Reef Slam' fishing tournament highlights critical role oyster reefs play in Chesapeake Bay
The Rod and Reef Slam challenges anglers to catch the most different species of fish over restored oyster reefs, rather than simply the biggest fish.