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Dorothy M. “Dot” Perry, who was the co-owner with her husband of Gordon Florist Inc. and enjoyed preparing gourmet dinners, died of colon cancer Oct. 28 at her Towson home. She was 83.

Dorothy M. “Dot” Perry, who was the co-owner with her husband of Gordon Florist Inc. and enjoyed preparing gourmet dinners, died of colon cancer Oct. 28 at her Towson home. She was 83.

We’ve got Delaware Park picks and horses to watch for this afternoon’s racing program.

This week, take a trip to D.C. for the year two relaunch of IamDTech (Diversity in Technology). Grab a tipple at Rye on Tuesday night with Baltimore's

Maryland Republican Congressional Candidate Nicolee Ambrose says she's been the target of multiple violent threats recently.

The Rev. Elwood L. Ulmer Sr., a Marine Corps veteran, Mason and Baptist minister whose ministry for seven decades was assisting struggling churches and helping to establish new ones, died Oct. 23 in Hunt Valley. The former longtime Parkville resident was 95.

The pet death care industry is growing as the roles of pets evolve and owners spend more.

State gaming regulators moved Maryland closer to a long-awaited entry into mobile sports wagering by qualifying 10 applicants for licenses.

Maryland will inch close to online sports betting Thursday when state regulators start to qualify an initial wave of applicants.

Ain’t Da Beer Cold looks to make it three in a row when he returns to the Maryland Million for a third straight year in Saturday’s $150,000 Classic at Laurel Park.