Derrick Jones hauls in two dozen catfish some days at Rocky Point Park — and gives half away to pantries feeding hungry neighbors.

Western High, the nation's oldest all-girls public school, preps a student-led welcome for the Duke of Edinburgh on September 30.

The Oct. 1 festival mixes sukkah-building with bourbon tasting, and admission runs just $18 per family.

MD New Directions and Out For Justice split $80,000 as CareFirst opens its M&T Bank Stadium club level to community groups year-round.

Jordan Foley built Let's Chow after losing a friend to suicide. It's now the Robert Irvine Foundation's official food truck program.

Maura Dwyer was one of 78 passengers grounded in Kansas on 9/11. She's returning to Kansas 25 years later.

Our Kids Read's expanded literacy hub handed out up to 10 free books per child, backpacks for 75 families, and a video welcome from Ludacris.

The 13th annual Annapolis fundraiser adds a Red, White and Blue theme and its first-ever presenting sponsor this year.

Fort Howard Park's 40th annual Defenders' Day adds a new focus on Black soldiers who fought at North Point in 1814.

Club Sunset Knoll has poured drinks from a Pasadena basement since 1963 — and its future ends when Koch does.

Neighborhood Runners is throwing a 200-person crab feast to fund a new community café in East Baltimore.

Sorors from 10 states and abroad gathered in Baltimore, where the sorority chartered its first Maryland chapter back in 1922.

1st Lt. Walter Bateman had no known family left in Harford County, so residents were asked to line the route themselves.