Fair season kicks off across Southern Maryland this week with the 102nd Charles County Fair. The weekend also brings Artsfest, featuring more than 200 artists, live music, food and family activities ...

Wales have won six of eight meetings against South Africa, including most recently five years ago when Carys Phillips scored a memorable comeback hat-trick. But nine consecutive Test losses have seen ...

The latest chapter in the Sun Bowl's naming history was revealed with the announcement of a new title sponsor, Old El Paso.

WMBD highlighted its top five local athletic plays of the week, featuring impressive performances in golf, flag football, ...

Fresh-faced, red-haired and striking in an effortless way, the 25-year-old takes the camera in her stride. It's perhaps just as well, as she'll have to get used to being the centre of attention.

Unrivaled, the women’s professional three-on-three league announced on Thursday that it will return to Philadelphia in February.

Savannah Guthrie revealed that the “Today” crew is heading to Ireland, where her mother’s family has roots in Galway.

Dwynwen Holgate and Anne Davies claimed victory in the Australian Spoons competition with a strong 37-point round. Dwynwen Holgate and Anne Davies of Cardigan Golf Club have won the Australian Spoons ...

Alex Callender captained Wales to a win over the Barbarians and Lillicrap believes her compatriot will make the trip to New Zealand ...

Are you needing that extra push to check out your first Walnut Valley Festival? KMUW's Jonathan Huber and Bing Futch talk about what makes the festival so special. You're listening to Walnut Valley ...

The Irish footprint in the AFLW is growing. A record-breaking 43 Irish women could potentially play Aussie Rules this season, continuing a trend that started when Mayo’s Cora Staunton made the move ...

It's hard to name a player who handled more media — or did it better — at Notre Dame than quarterback Brady Quinn. Andy Lyons / Getty Images SOUTH BEND, Ind. — It’s a common question. I just don’t ...