Felton set the program mark for the most catches through a season’s first four games, and the Terrapins won, 38-20.

It’s the 18th straight MIAA A win for the two-time defending champion Cavaliers, who moved up to the No. 1 spot in this past ...

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States have until Sept. 30 to designate how they will use pandemic-era relief money for schools. Maryland has about $779 ...

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The Maryland Folk Festival is back in Salisbury this weekend, celebrating the rich roots of American culture through music, ...

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The Michigan State Spartans look to make it 4-0 on the 2024 campaign as they hit the road to play the ACC's Boston College Eagles. Reme ...

BALTIMORE -- Humidity climbed back up today to give us that last taste of summer and drive the latest round of thunderstorms headed our way. Some of those storms are producing damaging winds with ...

Tai Felton caught 14 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown to continue his stellar season and Maryland scored on its first four drives en route to a 38-20 victory over Villanova on Saturday.

Maryland football did what it was supposed to do against a smaller opponent. The Terps scored the game’s first 24 points and then withstood a shaky third quarter to overpower visiting Villanova, 38-20 ...