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Ed Schrader has worked for years to establish his music, but that doesn't mean setting any kind of parameters for what his brand of humor-infused punk can be.

By Quinn Kelley

Feb 18, 2015

Owners of 2,711 dogs set to take part

In less than a year of competing in local and regional dog shows, Abingdon resident Vickie Venzen and her 2-year-old Cane Corso Face have racked up a number of top prizes.

There have been a number of connections between the Maryland men's basketball team and its competition in the No. 17 Terps' first Big Ten season.

By Don Markus

Feb 8, 2015

Mark Turgeon said after Saturday's 70-58 win over Minnesota that Maryland's 14-1 start did not mean much to him.

By Don Markus

Jan 5, 2015

The memories of last-second shots by former Michigan State standouts Korie Lucious and Paul Davis are still painfully clear for many Maryland basketball fans going into Tuesday's Big Ten opener against the Spartans at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Mich.

By Don Markus

Dec 29, 2014

After a 73-64 victory over Oklahoma State on Sunday at Gallagher-Iba Arena, there is little doubt that the Terps are currently the second-best team in the Big Ten.

By Don Markus

Dec 22, 2014

Maryland men's basketball will face Connecticut in the Jimmy V Basketball Classic at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 8, 2015.

By Don Markus

Dec 8, 2014

Carol D. Lockwood, an opera singer who sang for years with the Baltimore Civic Opera Co., died Nov. 28 at the Golden Living Nursing Home in Frederick from complications of Alzheimer's disease. She was 86.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Dec 7, 2014

The Harford County born champion thoroughbred racehorse Cigar, one of the most popular of his generation, died Tuesday night following surgery in Kentucky, according to the Kentucky Horse Park where he lived in retirement.

Sierra Villarreal, of Westminster, was among students from School of Visual Arts who received undergraduate degrees at the college's commencement exercises May 15 in New York City

Terps will face nine teams who played in the NCAA tournament last season

Babe Ruth made his major league debut for the Boston Red Sox 100 years ago Friday, tossing seven innings and allowing two earned runs in a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Naps.

On Sunday, 56 years after his death, George "K.O." Chaney was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, N.Y. -- the third boxer from Baltimore so honored after Joe Gans, a world lightweight champion from 1902 to 1908, and Kid Williams, who won the bantamweight crown in 1914.

Rock group's 8th studio album and first since 2011, hits stores on Tuesday

Georgia Tech transfer Robert Carter will visit Maryland next week, according to a source.

Matt Wieters found out he will not need elbow surgery last night as the Orioles won 4-3 in Tampa Bay

The Maryland men's basketball team will host Virginia in next season's ACC-Big Ten Challenge, the Terps' first since switching conferences, a source with knowledge of the situation said Thursday.

Marilyn Little has been competing in and winning show jumping competitions, in which horses leap over obstacles as tall as 6 feet, since she was 19. But it was the World Equestrian Games that inspired her to take on three-day eventing.

The Maryland men's basketball team will play Villanova in the first game of a Madison Square Garden doubleheader as part of the 2014 Jimmy V Classic on Dec. 9.

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh garnered some jeers from his brother-in-law for his decision to wear a Michigan State hat at today's Spartans-UCONN basketball game.

Maryland's disappointing 17-15 season hit a new low Sunday night, when the Terps were excluded from the 32-team field for the National Invitation Tournament.

Maryland looked at the National Invitation Tournament as a building block for Mark Turgeon's program last season. Will it have the same feel if the Terps are invited to the NIT again?

What has Maryland been most lacking this season in going 17-15? A rim protector? Some semblance of luck? A few more road wins?

Karl, Seibert appear in musical adaptation of Stallone's Philadelphia boxing film

James J. Lacy Jr., who set a national scoring record as a standout Loyola University Maryland basketball forward and was a retired insurance broker, died of melanoma complications Saturday at his North Roland Park home. He was 87.

Former WWE diva and TNA knockout Mickie James will be appearing at the Maryland Championship Wrestling show in Joppa on Saturday night.

Pam Shriver, Jack Marin and Ed Fullerton are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for Dec. 29 to Jan. 4

A few observations from Sunday's Maryland-Northern Iowa game in the semifinals of the Paradise Jam and thoughts about Monday's championship game against Providence.

Paramore singer Hayley Williams discusses 'Still Into You,' Parahoy! tour and playing Madison Square Garden.

The Baltimore Sun's Don Markus, Jeff Barker and Jonas Shaffer weigh in on three topics in Terps athletics this week.

As the Terps head to Brooklyn for Friday's game against No. 18 Connecticut, Shaquille Cleare is hoping Maryland displaye a different attitude than last year's game at Barclays Center.

Notre Dame point guard Eric Atkins was born in Connecticut and kept his allegiance to the Huskies after moving to Howard County when he was in grade school.

Driving along West Joppa Road in Ruxton about a month ago, I noticed that "Tough" Tony Puleo's charming quaint yellow-colored Victorian cottage was no more.

Emile Griffith's remarkable life ended last week with the boxer's death at age 75, but I hope his story of strength, triumph, tragedy and redemption should never leave us.

The Historical Society of Harford County's next historic property Open House Tour will take place at Merryland Farm this Sunday, June 2, from 1 to 4 p.m.

One of the first trips Mark Turgeon made after succeeding Gary Williams at Maryland was to Baltimore. A little more than two years later, Baltimore remains a priority for Turgeon in terms of his program's fans and future players.