There are plenty of famous people with ties to the state — the ... The Library of Congress named her a Living Legend. She was born in Waterbury and later moved to Maryland. Long is an actor who is ...

Take a peek at our list of famous ... was born April 18, 1979, making her an Aries sun. True to her sign, Kourt comes correct with the most quotable burns. Exhibit A: “Kim, there’s people ...

Explore the most renowned personalities from Kirkby, including the celebrated actor Stephen Graham. Learn about their roots ...

Each state has its own signature sandwich, from grilled cheese to a burger known as the Jucy Lucy.

She had been digging at the site where Harriet Tubman, the famous conductor ... of enslaved people from bondage in the South in the years before the Civil War. Tubman was born Araminta “Minty ...

A positive case of measles was reported in a Maryland ... measles." People are generally immune to measles if they've had the two vaccine shots, previously had the virus, or were born in the ...

This is Maryland’s first case of measles so far this year. Who is most at risk of measles? People who have received two measles vaccine shots, previously had measles, or were born in the U.S ...

Ms. Dyer, arguably, inspired one of the most famous fictional witches ... the hit film also endowed Maryland with a haunted reputation. Ms. Dyer is one of seven people who were tried and convicted ...

She has been working at PEOPLE ... famous puppet appearing on screen and saying, “Uh, I guess it’s me.” “Nothing could make these feet happier than to speak at the University of Maryland.

Kermit the Frog, created by University of Maryland alumnus Jim Henson, will deliver the spring commencement speech in College Park. “Nothing could make these feet happier,” Kermit said.

Mikulski shared, "I thought historic figures wore powdered wigs and rode in horse-drawn wagons. I didn’t think I would become ...

The phrase was reportedly first used 250 years ago Sunday by lawyer and legislator Patrick Henry to persuade Virginia colonists to prepare for war against an increasingly punitive Great Britain, just ...