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Hundreds have contributed to a fundraiser supporting the rehab project at The Sidebar tavern and music venue in downtown Baltimore.

As Charm City eases into one of the most beautiful seasons of the year, there’s plenty to see and do to shake off winter’s doldrums.

Former CIA researcher, Lisa Maddox, moved her genealogy service to Anne Arundel County when she moved to Edgewater a few months ago.

Amtrak is offering new "Night Owl" fares for select trains departing between 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Get your Irish on, rock out to heavy metal, see a classic novel on the stage or a performance about love, view environmental art, or go to a museum exhibit about the future.

In Central Maryland it's too late for onions but on time for all other crops, including lettuce, broccoli, cabbage and tomato.

Tita, who will turn 100 on March 16, swears a guardian angel was watching over him in his time in the 691st Tank Destroyer Battalion in the European Theater. He can’t fathom another reason he should have so many near misses — metal projectiles inches from his skull, foxholes dug just large enough, comrades awakening him from hypothermic hallucinations — and live to tell the tale to his wife, four kids, seven grandkids and six great-grandkids.

Gregory’s 1978 astronaut class, known as "The New Guys," included the first American women and people of color to travel space. Their story is detailed in a new book.