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Author Hannah Selinger turned a North Shore PTO dispute into a debut novel. What happened after the book came out was another story.
Life moves pretty fast: “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” turned 40 this year. When Jess Tabak first watched the film as a tween, shuffling between houses of divorced parents, she saw herself not in the titular hero but in Cameron, the anxious, rule-following best friend. It was a connection that would steer her life in a new direction.
This elegant gem of a home in Cathedral Hill is located on Baltimore's tiny Hamilton Street, also known as "Writer's Row."
Singer-songwriter Raphael Saadiq and rapper Rapsody will be the music headliners for Baltimore's Artscape festival next year.
From celebrating Irish culture to watching a new Christmas musical, there are plenty of ways to enjoy this weekend around Baltimore.
Baltimore is about to be “Golden” when Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters world tour comes to CFG Bank Arena for two shows next summer.
Whether you're looking for live music, outdoor adventures, or a chance to meet some fuzzy farm animals, this weekend has something for everyone.
Richard Sterban, the bass vocalist of the Grammy-award winning gospel quartet The Oak Ridge Boys and a country music hall of famer, died Saturday, his
The NOPD says the public records the city provided to FOX 8 do not capture the full scope of work officers were paid overtime to do reviewing red light camera tickets.
In the wake of a semi-truck collision in Kansas City that killed three people and injured several more on Monday, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe sent a letter to Illinois Gov.
Cello Cornucopia with the Topeka Cello Collective takes the stage at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16 at Topeka Performing Arts Center. The concert is free and open to the public.
Justin Combs, the parks and facilities director, has submitted his resignation, effective Dec. 3. He has served the city of Hutchinson for more than 12 years.