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Former Baltimore punk act Sick Weapons will finally release its debute album, "Birthday Gift," next month. - A new school safety smartphone app in Anne Arundel County may prove more effective than the metal detectors being handed out in Baltimore County.
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- Reaching the police officer at an Anne Arundel County school – there's now an app for that.
- The Kanye West/G.O.O.D. Music compilation hit the Internet overnight.
- The fan app by MoZeus will help Ray Lewis raise money for the United Athletes Foundation
- Greg Wimmer says his emotions after the shooting of a Perry Hall special ed student turned into a song that he's shared online
- Burck Smith is so far making good on his vision for revamping the way people pay for and complete college courses. His startup company, Straighterline, enables students to pay $99 a month for introductory college courses — and potentially save tens of thousands of dollars in the process.
- Baltimore electronic musician Dan Deacon releases interactive app for concert-goers.
- Community bankers give free gas to first 200 drivers
- Mike Ruocco, a rock musician from Towson, is returning to the area on his first solo tour with American Idol star Chris Daughtry.
- Ocean City's search for the perfect "Song of Summer" has ended right here in Baltimore, with local resident Chuck Conjar's jammin' tune, "Ocean City Days."
- Contemporary wrestling fans know Jerry 'The King' Lawler as the voice of the WWE.
- Apple upgrades laptops, iPhone software
- Microsoft¿s new ¿SmartGlass¿ features seeks to link Xbox with the rest of your life
- Moses Stone, a Laurel native, looks ahead to performing and touring after competing on NBC's "The Voice."
- Six years after the release of its first album, Mike Happel, a Halethorpe resident, will release a second album with his band Bad Apples on May 18. Before the release at Recher Theater in Towson, the band will sell its CD at three performances.
- Best Buy will close its Inner Harbor and Hunt Valley stores by May 12, the company announced Saturday.
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- Between taxes, gay marriage, curbs on septic systems, transportation investments, and spending cuts, Gov. Martin O'Malley is pursuing his most ambitious agenda in years.
- As FanFest arrives, Orioles' fans optimism is more muted than it was last year. Orioles supporters remain loyal but seem unsure what to make of the team's offseason moves.
- County executives, education advocates, Maryland hospitals and Republican leaders all railed against Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed budget Wednesday as critics began making their case against the $36 billion spending plan
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- We want gift cards and like to give them, but for many reasons we don't always use them and wind up wasting billions of dollars. Sites help consumers buy and sell them.
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