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Wild horse dies after eating dog food on Assateague Island
A 7-year old mare was found dead on a campground at Assateague Island after eating dog food, according to the National Park Service. Park officials said the mare, known as N2BHS-AI, or Chama Wingapo, ingested “large quantities of dog food” on Monday, July 17. → Read More
Music recording program teaches reading literacy in Baltimore
A group of students buzz about after school inside a classroom at Lakeland Elementary/Middle in south Baltimore. These students are part of iRhyme, an afterschool program that uses hip hop to teach reading literacy. → Read More
Former Cleveland Browns receiver Michael D. Jackson dies in motorcycle crash
Former Ravens wide receiver Michael D. Jackson was killed in a motorcycle crash in Louisiana early Friday morning, according to police. → Read More
How to save for college and manage student loan debt
In May, Laura Hinsch will graduate with a degree in molecular and cellular biology and a minor in Latin American studies from Johns Hopkins University. → Read More
Mobile record store parks in Baltimore to promote Record Store Day
Crosley Radio and Dogfish Head brewery served up music, beer and art on a tour of the country leading up to Record Store Day on Saturday, April 22. → Read More
How to stay safe during a roadside repair
Pulling off on a busy roadway for a car repair is a dangerous—and potentially deadly—act. → Read More
Baltimore Museum of Industry hosts annual beer tasting with Heavy Seas
Beer lovers with a thirst for history can stop by the Baltimore Museum of Industry’s annual beer tasting Thursday. → Read More
96-year-old veteran remembers his service during WWII
Charles Dixon worked at a drug store when he was drafted into the army in 1941. → Read More
Visual artist Joyce Scott uses beadwork to make social commentary
Artist Joyce Scott is a self-proclaimed 'round the way girl from Baltimore who uses vivid beadwork to make social and political commentary. → Read More
A brief history of craft beer in Baltimore
Baltimore is synonymous with beer. → Read More
Baynesville Electronics in Towson to close after 61 years
Baynesville Electronics is shutting down this year after serving customers in Towson since 1955. → Read More
Maryland man survives Stage 2 breast cancer
Ernie Steele knew something was wrong when he found a lump in his right breast. → Read More
What women need to know about annual mammograms
Breast cancer guidelines from the American Cancer Society may have changed last year, but doctors say mammograms are still a key step in cancer detection and prevention. → Read More
A day in the life of a homeless person in Baltimore City
Arlene Whiting, 54, is one of more than 500,000 homeless people living in America. → Read More
Residents take Merriweather Post Pavilion noise complaints to city officials
Locals recently joined together to form the Howard County Sound Sense group, taking their complaints about Merriweather Post Pavilion to city officials. → Read More
Mary Sue candy factory to relocate to White Marsh
A sweet staple in Baltimore City has found a new home in White Marsh. → Read More
VIDEO: How 9/11 lives on for those too young to remember
Sept. 11, 2016 marks 15 years since the Twin Towers fell in New York City. It also marks the first time a class of high school freshman weren’t yet born on the day that changed so many lives forever. → Read More
Actress Hayley Atwell of 'Agent Carter' appears at Baltimore Comic-Con
Actress Hayley Atwell, best known for her onscreen role as Peggy Carter in the Marvel Universe, made her first appearance at Baltimore Comic-Con to greet fans of her work. → Read More
PHOTOS: Craftsmanship on display at Baltimore Comic-Con costume contest
Nearly 200 cosplayers paraded their craftsmanship and passion at the 2016 Baltimore Comic-Con costume contest. → Read More
Local entrepreneurs steer fashion trends with mobile retail trucks
Maryland entrepreneurs are taking fashion on the road with mobile businesses. → Read More