The 145th fair runs three weekends starting Thursday, with a stricter minor-escort policy after last year's off-site brawl.

Free hot dog bobbing and paw painting at The Rotunda helped raise money for the Maryland SPCA’s adoption programs.

Colton Cowser called the Orioles' clubhouse a “church away from home” as thousands stayed after the loss to the Yankees.

Five days of livestock auctions, a T-rex named Buster and country star Luke Borchelt hit the Crownsville fairgrounds starting September 16.

Adrianne Blake incorporated Cameron's Haven this month, nearly a decade after her son Cameron's death in Essex.

United Hearts Adult Medical Daycare opens inside the century-old Belair Road building, complete with a movie theater and game room.

Climbers at M&T Bank Stadium will carry photos of fallen firefighters up 2,200 steps on September 5.

Boat registration for November's Chesapeake Bay tournament is open now, with early sign-ups encouraged to boost fundraising totals.

Little Italy's revived Feast of St. Gabriel now spans six blocks with over 65 vendors, bocce and a pet pageant benefiting BARCS.

Check in at 13, 25, or 50 spots across Anne Arundel County to snag a sticker set, gift bag, or Yeti mug before the trail closes.

Three carpenters on the Commodore John Rodgers rebuild say they were paid laborer wages for skilled trade work.

Ginger Cove's August 13 carnival features a petting zoo, dunk tank, and a New Orleans-style brass band — and it's open to the whole community.

David and Wendy Hefter spent two days in France saying Kaddish for 18 German Jewish soldiers, including one they never knew was family.