Getting a quick zinger into a fast-paced conversation takes timing, wit and speed. For people who have difficulty putting their thoughts into words, a new app developed at the University of Maryland, College Park, could reopen opportunities to share in the humor.

Reader commentary: More public safety incidents on the Johns Hopkins University campus could spark a panic.

Woman charged in apparent "puppy mill" operation in Havre de Grace.

Howard County golf championships at Fairway Hills Golf Club on Thursday, Oct. 23.

A Pasadena father on Thursday pleaded guilty to child neglect in the death of his 23-month-old son.

Brazils constitution allows presidents to serve only two consecutive terms.

A 42-year-old man was shot and killed in South Baltimore on Thursday, according to Baltimore Police Department.

The latest evidence comes from analyzing a portion of the Kirtland Formation in northern New Mexico.

The Frederick Keys are back with the Orioles, but with a new look.

Researchers unearthed a pair of dinosaur mummies preserved in an unexpected way.

Wicomico Environmental Trust and residents sued over a sludge tank near Hebron, citing foul odors, zoning violations, and pollution risks.

The Maryland Irish Festival returns to the Maryland State Fairgrounds next month.

The recall includes certain Cybertrucks with a model year between 2024 and 2026.

The communique was released after talks on the party's next five-year economic plan.

National Aquarium President and CEO John Racanelli will retire at the end of the year after more than 14 years leading the Baltimore institution through major expansions and challenges.

A lack of diversity at "No Kings" protests shows that Black Marylanders can flex their influence by sitting out, writes Torrey Snow.

Some warn the artifacts could be melted or broken into parts.

Government and school district officials broke ground Thursday on the long-awaited Towson High School renovation.

Maryland communities should be able to hold Big Oil accountable for concealing the impact of their polluting products, writes State Senator Pamela Beidle.

Plans for a third Tractor Supply Company store in Harford County have been proposed.

Analysts say if the situation remains static, consumers will soon be paying more at the pump.

Halloween is upon us, Annapolis, and there are scares abound in and around Annapolis for the occasion, so here are four highlights.

Extreme heat exposes workers to more health risks, including miscarriages, stillbirths and preterm births.

Thirteen people were killed and 15 others were wounded in the shooting.

Former maintenance supervisor Martin Obi directed dozens of cleaning contracts for Maryland prison facilities to a friend and associate.