Blair Sabol

Blair Sabol tackles the rise of "looksmaxxing" — an extreme internet subculture of peptides, jawline bone-cracking, and cosmetic obsession among young men. From Katharine Hepburn's timeless advice to the elegance of the NYC Ballet gala, Blair examines today's desperate pursuit of validation.

“It’s never been a comfortable exit to take. It’s always the one where you say— I’m going to adjust my route and get off a little earlier,” driver Max Majka said.

“Though the sentence is shorter than we had hoped, we hope the length of this sentence doesn’t mean another family and community will experience a repeat of these senseless actions."

"We would encourage everyone to get their replacement ballot back to us if they get it. The reason being, we can count the replacement ballots right away."

“We’re hearing over and over again from the citizens and the community members that they’re unhappy, they don’t feel safe. It’s causing not just livability but other concerns on the roadway.”

“It's what I wish I had when I was growing up,” Columbia native and avid skateboarder Aaron Botkin said.

“Whenever the health care delivery system is pressurized. You're gonna see it in the emergency department,” said Jon Kromm, co-chair of the Maryland ED Wait Time Reduction Commission.

COLUMBIA, Md. — Energized voters in Howard County were eager to practice their civic duty as soon as the polls opened for early voting on Thursday.

It began with incidents of doxxing, or the unauthorized publishing of personal information online, of employees and staff and escalated to threatening messages, according to letters sent out last week to families.

Some good news for farms and wineries across the state after they were devastated by a late April freeze earlier this year.