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On the Beach Boys' 60th anniversary, here's a look at the group's unsung ties to New England.

On the Beach Boys' 60th anniversary, here's a look at the group's unsung ties to New England.

It was 46 years ago tonight (August 5th, 1976) that the Beach Boys' NBC prime time special The Beach Boys: It's O.K. premiered. The show, which was produced by Saturday Night Live's executive producer Lorne Michaels, was based around the group's 15th anniversary, their new 15 Big Ones album, and the full time return of Brian Wilson to the group, kicking off the legendary "Brian's Back" publicity campaign. The special included live performances filmed on July 3r...

Democrat Heather Mizeur is challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Harris because he voted against certifying Joe Biden's 2020 victory. But, in a Maryland district that voted for President Donald Trump by about 20 points, she's hoping to criticize Harris without insulting local members of his party.

Democrat Heather Mizeur is challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Andy Harris because he voted against certifying Joe Biden's 2020 victory. But, in a Maryland district that voted for President Donald Trump by about 20 points, she's hoping to criticize Harris without insulting local members of his party.

With Netflix's "The Grey Man," let's take a look back at "The Notebook," "Blade Runner 2049," "La La Land," and all of the 20 best Ryan Gosling movies.

Baltimore County is awaiting results in highly competitive primary races that could shake up the county’s political landscape, and days of counting mail-in ballots are still ahead.

Baltimore County is awaiting results in highly competitive primary races that could shake up the county’s political landscape, and days of counting mail-in ballots are still ahead.

Baltimore County voters have made their selections in primary races for state’s attorney, the County Council and county executive ahead of the November general contest. Results were incomplete Tuesday evening, with polls closing at 8 p.m. and a large number of ballots yet to be counted.

In a suburb where people of color make up nearly half the population, six of the seven Baltimore County Council members are white. Now, more Black candidates are running for council than ever before: In five of the seven districts in Tuesday’s primary election.