Contest Gets National Attention After Sparks Fly in Debate

Both Candidates Face Threats of Political Violence

Republican Invokes Maryland Wiretapping Law in Press Conference

Analysts See Democratic Momentum in Midterms

Trump & Presidential Aspirations Hover Over Candidates

Showdowns for State Senate and House Seats

Governor Matt Meyer Takes Defiant Stance

Measure Comes Amidst Growing Opposition to Facilities

Ailey II, the second company of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, is bringing its young professional dancers to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on October 21. Artistic Director Francesca Harper shares how the company carries on Alvin Ailey's legacy through performances exploring identity, inclusion and the human experience.

The school will be the nation’s first at a public HBCU and the first of its kind in the state.

Efforts Show Long Term Improvement

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D.C.-based band Oh He Dead brought its blend of soul, funk, and rock to Easton's Avalon Theatre on October 14. Lead singer CJ Johnson and drummer Adam Ashforth share how years of touring, songwriting, and supporting one another have turned the band into a family.

$225,000 Allocated for Two Projects in the Region

"Unwilling to give the tribes a seat at the table"

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From the rhythms of Latin America to the sounds of Spanish classical guitar, the Southern Delaware Orchestra celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month while bringing musicians of all ages and backgrounds together through a shared love of music at their concerts on October 3rd and 4th.