Brothers Osborne closed out the summer stretch of Calvert Marine Museum’s Waterside Music Series with a homecoming show Saturday night, playing the open-air PNC Waterside Pavilion in Solomons in front ...

Charles County fire investigators are looking into the cause of a vehicle fire that broke out Sunday morning in front of a home in Waldorf, though officials say the blaze appears to have been ...

Richmond scored three in the 10th and survived a late Bowie rally to beat the Baysox 6-5 at Prince George's Stadium Sunday.

The U.S. Postal Service unveiled a new stamp honoring author Sarah Orne Jewett on August 21 at the Sarah Orne Jewett Literary House in South Berwick, Maine, the town where she lived her entire life.

The Navy men’s soccer team rallied from two separate one-goal deficits to salvage a 2-2 draw at San Diego State on Sunday, closing out a season-opening West Coast trip that began three days earlier ...

Three red panda cubs were born this summer at the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute’s campus in Front Royal, Virginia, giving keepers a cautiously optimistic start after last ...

Southern Maryland Bluegrass, the concert series hosted by Jay Armsworthy, returns to the Calvert Elks Lodge in Prince Frederick on October 18 with headliner Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass, kicking ...

The Washington Commanders lost their second preseason game, 17-13, to the Detroit Lions on Saturday — a result that mattered less than what it revealed about a roster still being built under real ...

CSM rallied from a 3-0 deficit to tie it 3-3 in new coach Scott Kopicko's debut, but a stoppage-time own goal gave Harford a 4-3 win.

A skunk in Port Tobacco and a bat in Waldorf tested positive for rabies Aug. 21, following recent rabid beaver attacks at two Maryland state parks.

Capt. John’s, the waterfront crab house and marina that has anchored the Newburg riverfront in Charles County for more than six decades, is officially for sale, according to a new commercial listing ...

Andrew Tinsley, a Leonardtown native and abuse survivor, introduces nonprofit OSPREY ahead of an Aug. 28 fundraiser at the county fairgrounds.