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Ellicott City's Rose Red is Not Your Father's Tattoo Parlor

She's a trained artist with a love for design, but Lisa Doll is focusing on a unique form of art with the opening of her tattoo shop in Ellicott City, hoping to heal through her unique form of art and ink. 

Columbia Mom Empowers Women Through Motorcycle Racing

She's a mother of three, a Girl Scout Leader and a college administrator with a Ph.D., but her hobby is taking an unusual sport by storm. 

It's a bike! It's a car! It's an ... ELF bike?

 

ELF bike: A 'green' commuting option, the ELF bike looks like Fred Flintstone's footmobile, only with solar panels and a futuristic shape.

Speakers of Endangered Languages Converge on Mall

 

They traveled more than 6,000 miles from the Tuva Republic, a predominantly rural region of Russia, to the United States in hopes of saving their culture from slow extinction.

Biden Calls for DC Voting Rights

 

Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday used a tribute to 19th-century abolitionist Frederick Douglass to renew the call for equal voting rights for people who live in the nation's capital.

Sen. Wyden Denounces Bulk Phone Record Collection

 

A senator who has been instrumental in the fight for open government warned that the government's practice of "vacuuming up the phone records of millions of law-abiding Americans" puts citizens' privacy at risk.

Obama Honors First Time WNBA Champ Indiana Fever

 

President Barack Obama honored the WNBA champion Indiana Fever on Friday, calling the players role models for young athletes — even those on his daughter Sasha’s basketball team.

Saudi Women's Olympics Debut 'Means Very Little' for Gender Equality, Experts Say

 

​They didn't qualify for the games and they're not welcome to compete in their country or attend sporting events - even as fans.

Vacancy, Crime at 'Seedy' Carrolltowne Mall Spark Concern

 

​The mall that sits on Liberty Road, once a vibrant center of commerce, now has vacant storefronts and a problem with theft, but residents and shop owners say they hope it can be revived.

Winning Ways: Tradition First

 

Winning competitive ballet numbers emphasize clean technique and classical form.

Inmates Wash, Dry and Fold 'Bras for a Cause'

 

The men, imprisoned in Sykesville, spent one afternoon preparing bras for women in shelters across the state.
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