Many spouses are cheating - financially
If you're keeping financial secrets from your spouse, you're not alone.
Benedict Cumberbatch apologizes for 'colored actors' remark in U.S. interview
Star's comment came during conversation about lack of diversity in UK show business
Oscar-nominated star Benedict Cumberbatch has apologized for referring to black actors as "colored" on a U.S. talk show.
Changes in your life may mean changes in your insurance needs
Major purchases and lifestyle changes, such as marriage, divorce or retirement, can have a profound effect on your insurance needs, so reviewing your coverage annually is always a good idea, according to Patrick Bain, president of Long & Foster Insurance.
Tax ID thefts highlight major scam
One of the most pervasive scams related to identity theft is an ongoing telephone scam where taxpayers receive calls from scammers who purport to be tax agents from the IRS.
Do school uniforms increase academic success?
Recently a teacher used class time to wash, comb and style the hair of a student who frequently came to school with a matted, lint filled mane. Following her good grooming lesson, the teacher proudly posted before and after photographs of the third grader on Facebook.
Baltimore security officers pray for chance to achieve MLK’s dream
At a candlelight vigil on Friday, January 16, 2015, Baltimore security officers, local clergy and elected officials called on city security contractors to provide officers the opportunity to achieve Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream.
California measles outbreak grows to 68 cases
48 cases have been linked to California Disneyland
The measles outbreak in California is growing.
To help students succeed, college administrators must think globally
College administrators looking to improve students' educational experience shouldn't just think outside the box— they should think outside the country.
Baltimore actress appears in ‘Whitney’ biopic
Noree Victoria grew up on the hardscrabble streets of Baltimore, but to say she has never looked back is completely wrong.
Award-winning Annapolis native releases musical masterpiece
Delray Richardson released his fifth album “Mahogany Masterpiece: The Return of Hip Hop” under his own label, Del-Funk-Boy Music Publishing on January 9, 2015.
BGE employees participate in MLK Day of Service
In celebration, recognition and honor of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) employees teamed up for a day of service with three community service organizations across Baltimore.
Hogan sworn in as Maryland’s 62nd governor
Two months after his stunning, yet decisive victory over Democrat Anthony Brown, Republican Larry Hogan Jr., took the oath of office on Wednesday, January 21, 2015 as Maryland’s 62nd governor.
Torrey Smith wants to stay in Baltimore
The Baltimore Ravens are getting ready to move into the off-season and have some decisions to make regarding free agents.
The importance of hope
Hackers target 19,000 French websites after extremists rampage leaving 17 dead.
‘Selma’ reaches both young and old
The civil rights film, “Selma,” which was produced by Oprah Winfrey has opened nationwide and while many have concluded that Oscar voters essentially snubbed the movie, it still received a Best Picture nomination from the academy, which will announce winners next month.
State Senator Pugh guest of First Lady during State of the Union Address
Senator Catherine E. Pugh, Majority Leader of the Maryland Senate joined First Lady Michelle Obama in her box, as a special guest during President Barack Obama’s 2015 State of the Union Address at the Capitol in Washington, D.C.
King and LBJ stood together
The new highly-acclaimed motion picture ”Selma” suggests that former President Lyndon Baines Johnson was not an ardent supporter of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and that he and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a less than fragile relationship.
Ravens introduce offensive coordinator Marc Trestman
The Baltimore Ravens made two additions to their offensive coaching staff. First, they hired Marc Trestman as their offensive coordinator.
MSDE, Microsoft collaborate to provide cutting-edge technologies to Maryland public school students
Maryland State Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Lillian M. Lowery announced a statewide collaboration between the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and Microsoft to provide cutting-edge technologies to Maryland public school students, their families and educators at a press conference on Thursday, January 8, 2015 at High Point High School in Prince George's County.
Cardin meets with attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch
United States Senator Ben Cardin (D-Md.) met Thursday, January 9, 2015 with current United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Loretta E. Lynch, nominee for Attorney General.
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