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Think back a few years and the prospect of seven days in a Buick is something that few car guys would welcome with open arms. Switch to the 2010 LaCrosse and I can tell you flat out that I would...

Since beginning pre-kindergarten a month ago, 4-year-old Emilie Beal has started asking to help make the family grocery list. She points out words and asks mother Stephanie Beal how to spell them. "She's more excited, I think, because the class...

Betty Coulson left no doubt where her remains were to be placed after her death last month. The Oakenshawe resident stipulated she wanted to be buried in a mid-19th-century cemetery in the middle of Druid Hill Park that had been...

Maryland has made significant progress in assembling an educational data system that would allow the state to track every student's experience through the public school system from pre-kindergarten to post-secondary education. In a report released this week, the Data Quality...

This might be a bad time to sell high-end real estate, but Howard Community College has hired an international real estate marketing firm that specializes in unique properties to help it sell Belmont, its 1738 historic Elkridge estate. Rising renovation...

Harford County sheriff's deputies are investigating the fatal shooting of a man whose body they found in the 600 block of Yorkshire Drive in Edgewood on Friday morning. Police said the victim, identified as Brandon Jerome Sanders, 25, of Edgewood,...

Medical care for the 89-year-old man accused in June's fatal shooting at the U.S...James von Brunn , a white supremacist, was shot once behind the right ear by a museum guard after von Brunn entered the museum and shot another...

State income tax payments to local governments fell sharply in November, with Baltimore and Montgomery counties and some jurisdictions on the Eastern Shore recording drastic declines, according to a new report from the Maryland comptroller's office. Income taxes are the...

The man behind Hampden's West 34th Street winter electric carnival began testing his lights in July. "There's never enough Christmas," said Robert Hosier, who was the first to string lights across 34th Street in 1982. Today, thousands of visitors flock...

Scott, now the state Republican chairwoman, and businessman John M. Kane stepped forward nearly a decade ago as admitted backup candidates before Ehrlich, then in Congress, announced his candidacy for governor and eventually won...McDonough, a Baltimore County Republican, says he's...