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A mother-daughter team enamored with pickleball is opening a 12,000-square-foot, year-round indoor venue in a Timonium business park.

Baker planned to bring Malibu Moonshine back for the Maryland Million Lassie Oct. 22, but the chestnut filly got sick and was withdrawn the morning of the race, won by Chickieness, who returns Saturday.

The series will take listeners through a Maryland holiday journey, sharing Christmas experiences from Western Maryland to the Eastern Shore.

Honeygrow will begin its push into the Baltimore suburbs this week with the opening of a Harford County location.

Support has poured in for the family of ENG Pilot Chip Tayag, a Maryland native who was killed in a helicopter crash that could have cost even more lives if not for his heroics.Tayag, a Maryland resident living in Timonium, who worked for …

The Festival of Trees is one of the most-anticipated events of the holiday season.

Ronald Cuneo’s Armando R, scratched from a Thanksgiving Day allowance, came with a steady run on the far outside down the center of the track to upset favored Ournationonparade by a half-length in Saturday’s $100,000 Richard W. Small at Laurel Park.

The Festival of Trees—a three-day holiday celebration—kicked off at the Maryland State Fairgrounds on Friday.

A helicopter pilot and a meteorologist who worked for a North Carolina television station died Tuesday when a news helicopter crashed along a Charlotte-area interstate, with police praising the pilot for heroically avoiding the roadway in his final moments.

A Maryland nonprofit aims to help those with intellectual disabilities in all aspects of life.