A year has passed since George Saunders’ award-winning novel “Lincoln in the Bardo” hit bookstands. Now, the author says he’s ready to revisit the D.C. cemetery where the story takes place.

In D.C. and surrounding areas, police are cracking down on large groups of young men riding dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles on local streets. The men often perform dangerous stunts like popping wheelies and riding on sidewalks. A D.C. resident says he has a solution: make the bikes legal and the bad behavior will go away.

Get creative this Valentine's Day with a gift of song.

A bill in the Maryland Senate would allow medical marijuana patients to apply for a permit to own or carry a guy, but they would still face challenges in buying a gun stemming from the fact that the drug remains illegal under federal law.

Howard University commemorated the 200th birthday of Frederick Douglass with a transcribe-a-thon. The event was held to preserve hand-written and typed records from African American history.

When projections were first used as public art displays, they forced the public to rethink what art was.

Students at Gaithersburg High School are learning about the connections between politics, economics and investing thanks to the recent stock market roller coaster.

Maryland joins 30 other states that allow victims of rape to petition a court to terminate the parental rights their rapists have for any child born of the crime.