Get some expert advice for staying fit during the busy holiday season.
These morning meals save you time, money and calories.
The memory of a Maryland physician and supporter of organ and tissue donation will be honored at the Tournament of Roses Parade.
Pascal Tessier, who took his cause to the national media, said, "There's so much more to do," after the ban on gay Boy Scouts was lifted. Gay Scouts will be admitted starting Jan. 1.
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Experts suggest that despite the record high on Jan. 1, average prices in 2014 may be slightly lower than 2013.
The map below is a snapshot of what section of town has the most homes valued at $1 million or more.
Hey Maryland, you can stop faking your way through the New Year's Eve song and learn the actual lyrics.
We promise: there's not an ugly holiday sweater in sight.
Visit these hot spots across America next year.
Security measures are in place and Metro subway and light rail service will run late on Tuesday night.
The author of a blog that catalogs vacant Baltimore properties is now facing lawsuits tied to two of the properties.
The map below shows the median income in blocks across your neighborhood as reported by the US Census Bureau.
Here are some interesting and important things to know for the coming week.
Patch editors uncover the stories that highlight Maryland communities like no other news outlet.
A spectacular roundup of the year's most outrageous, sometimes disgusting but always readable weird Maryland news.
As Pope Francis gains admirers, he simultaneously alienates some American Catholics and Catholic allies.
Great finds, insights and blatant opinion from those who know our communities best - you, the readers who write on Patch.
The map below is a snapshot of what section of town has the most carpoolers.
Here's five of our favorite ‘feel good’ stories of 2013.
Patch readers rate 2013 from awful to ‘gr8.’
The map below shows percentage of owner-occupied homes valued between $150,000 and $199,999 in your neighborhood, as reported by the US Census Bureau.
Our Giving Back blogs show how to give locally during the holidays.
An explanation of why I’ve decided to let my daughters ring in the new year.
Life may feel faster, but Americans are still overwhelmingly taking the time to sit down to eat dinner with family.
Here are some interesting tidbits about the upcoming holiday.
These promises are easy to keep—and a boon for your bank account.
Get out of town without breaking the bank.