A bill introduced on Thursday in Annapolis may give elementary school students more physical education time if passed.
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Mikulski Moves to Restore Burial Rights for Women World War II Pilots at Arlington
Women Airforce Service Pilots denied burial in Arlington Cemetery; Sen. Barbara Mikulski seeks to overturn decision.
Terps’ Secret Preseason Scrimmage “One of the Greatest Games No One Ever Saw”
After a scrimmage behind closed doors during the preseason, is a Maryland-Villanova rematch in the cards?
Maryland Comptroller Seeks Statewide Tax Refund-Warrant Intercept Program
Under the program, the comptroller’s office can withhold the tax refunds of those with an outstanding arrest warrant.
Test Your Knowledge of Maryland Symbols
A Maryland lawmaker has proposed adding a Scottish tartan — a plaid pattern in the colors of the Maryland flag (pictured below) — to the state’s list of 23 official state symbols.
Dig Out: Area Residents Wait for Plows After Blizzard
Mount Rainier- Mount Rainier residents had to wait days after the Blizzard of 2016 hit for plows to come to the neighborhood and dig them out.
Ashes to Go: Making Ash Wednesday observances easier for busy lives
On Ash Wednesday 2016, Rev. Charles Mercer, priest at The Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin, in Baltimore, took to the streets to help those on West North Ave celebrate the Holy day.
Franchot discusses prevention of tax fraud, identity theft
Thousands of Marylanders have suffered from tax fraud or identity theft, totaling millions of dollars.
NBA Superstar Curry Sees Himself in Maryland’s Trimble
Stephen Curry sees himself in Maryland star point guard Melo Trimble.
Looking for Love in Maryland? Try a College Town
If you’re planning ahead and don’t want to spend next Valentine’s Day alone, where you live could have a large effect on who you meet. College towns are best for singles under 25, while Washington, D.C., and Baltimore are better for an older crowd.