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Christian Siriano will be grand marshal has built a multifaceted fashion business, after winning Season 4 of 'Project Runway.'

The wife of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson said Sunday that she believes her husband used his boat’s life raft and “is still out there somewhere” as Mexican authorities continue

The wife of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson said Sunday that she believes her husband used his boat’s life raft and “is still out there somewhere” as Mexican authorities continue their search for the 41-year-old whose boat was found capsized in the Pacific. Crews from the Mexican Navy Rescue Coordination Center are looking for Lawson in the same area where his 60-foot trimaran, Defiant, ...

The wife of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson said Sunday that she believes her husband used his boat’s life raft and “is still out there somewhere” as Mexican authorities continue

The wife of missing Baltimore sailor Donald Lawson said Sunday that she believes her husband used his boat’s life raft and “is still out there somewhere” as Mexican authorities continue

Donald Lawson, 41, of Baltimore was training for a solo sailing trip around the world when he left Acapulco on July 5. His capsized boat, the Defiant, was found in the Pacific on July 24.

Baltimore County police charged two Towson University students Wednesday in a fraternity hazing investigation that left one 19-year-old hospitalized.

The Purple Line light rail has been a long-anticipated addition to the Maryland public transit system. The 16-mile light rail will connect Montgomery County and Prince George’s County with stops stretching from Bethesda to New Carrollton. But major construction was halted in September of 2020. So what happened exactly and how likely is it the Purple Line project will resume? 

County official stresses final cost unknown because Bethesda project hasn’t been put out to bid

Updated on July 14, 2021 at 9:22 pm NBC Washington Two people were hurt while “performing power line relocation work” for the Purple Line at the University of Maryland Wednesday morning. Power was out in several buildings and later restored around 7:30 p.m. At approximately 7:30 a.m., Purple Line Spokesman Ray Feldmann said “Kelly Electric, a Purple Line contractor, was performing power line relocation work inside an underground manhole on the University of Maryland campus.” Download o...