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Law Day brings agencies together at ACM
CUMBERLAND — Area law enforcement agencies and prison personnel were at Allegany College of Maryland Friday celebrating Law Day. The annual educational event provides students, professionals and community...
CSM Inducts Record 41 Students Into Business Honor Society
The College of Southern Maryland inducted its largest-ever class of 41 business students into the Kappa Beta Delta honor society April 23 at the Regional Hughesville Campus. The ceremony recognized top-perfo...
Former Gov. Larry Hogan Joins Radiology Partners Board
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has joined the Board of Directors of Radiology Partners. The cancer survivor and healthcare advocate will support the physician-led practice’s mission to transform radi...
Loaded Glock Found During Severn Stolen Dodge Journey Stop
Anne Arundel County Police arrested two 22-year-old women from Richmond, Virginia, in Severn on April 28 after an automated license plate reader flagged a stolen blue Dodge Journey. Passenger Aiyonah Aalycia...
St. Mary’s Postseason Run Ends in Lancaster
St. Mary's College of Maryland baseball team was eliminated from the United East Conference Tournament after dropping both games of a quarterfinal doubleheader to Lancaster Bible College on May 1. The Seahaw...
St. Mary’s Waterman Wins $77,777 on Scratch-Off
A Charlotte Hall waterman rarely plays the lottery but won $77,777 on a Lucky 7s Multiplier scratch-off after small wins and one final impulse purchase at St. Mary’s Gas Station in Clements. He claimed the...
Athletes of the Week May 1
Will DiPaolo This Cape senior pole vaulter lifted off into rarified air April 16 at the Under Armour Black and Blue Invitational in Maryland, skying over 15-feet-7-inches to earn the win and set a new school...
Hyattsville shopping center exposed to measles last week, officials say
A D.C. resident confirmed to have measles visited a Hyattsville shopping center last month, potentially exposing Marylanders.
Maryland expands program to protect Chesapeake Bay and blue crabs from blue catfish
Gov. Wes Moore signed new legislation this year that allows the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to explore using gill nets for the commercial harvesting of blue catfish due to the species’ invasiv...
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After child’s Navy dreams come true, ship’s bell becomes baptism font [I Know a Story column]
On a family visit to Annapolis, Maryland, in the spring of 1998, we toured the U.S. Naval Academy. We saw the noon formation of 4,400 midshipmen. A dream was born
FOX45: Moore closed-primary jab sparks buzz as Maryland system stays
Gov. Wes Moore’s comments on HBO last week about closed primaries quickly drew attention in Maryland, prompting his office to clarify that he is not seeking to change the state’s current system.
Maryland Democrats to revive redistricting efforts after federal ruling
The April 29 SCOTUS ruling could reopen a fight many thought was settled, raise election costs and eliminate the state's only Republican congressional district.
Ledo Pizza opening soon on Rehoboth Avenue
Maryland-based Ledo Pizza, famous for its square pie, will soon open a new location on Rehoboth Avenue in Rehoboth Beach. The restaurant, which is being operated by Trifecta Hospitality Group out of Ocean Ci...
Pedicabs are coming to Ocean City’s boardwalk Memorial Day weekend
Ocean City awarded a franchise contract to Atlantic Pedicabs, which will begin operations over Memorial Day weekend.
Maryland gambles $500M on horse racing as industry shrinks, costs rise
Horse racing is as much a part of the Maryland's identity as blue crabs and the Chesapeake Bay. Is it worth $500 million to try and save it?
Withheld evidence cases cost Maryland millions, draw little discipline
Prosecutors often withhold evidence in apparent violation of the Brady rule.
Man Stabbed to Death After Fight in Chicken Sandwich Line at Maryland Popeyes: Police
A man was stabbed to death over an issue in the chicken sandwich line at a Popeyes in Maryland, sources told police.
‘I crumbled’: Former Md. lobbyist launches podcast aimed at young adults navigating job loss, mental he...
Juwan Blocker, a Prince George’s County native and former Maryland political aide, reflects on career loss, identity and purpose as he launches a new podcast for young professionals navigating uncertainty.
Prince George’s County rolls out package of bills on childcare affordability
Prince George’s County, Maryland, is taking what it hopes is a big step to make childcare more affordable and accessible.
What happens to a lifetime of belongings after parents pass away
A Maryland woman grapples with the loss of her parents and what to do with their collection of religious items.
Police: Thief set fire inside Elkton Walmart as 'diversion' to break into jewelry counter
The Maryland State Fire Marshal believes it was all done to divert attention so the thief could break into the store's jewelry counter.
Romanian citizen jailed for swindling Maryland residents out of nearly $344k in stolen SNAP benefits
A Romanian citizen illegally living in the U.S. will spend more than two years in federal prison for swindling at least 15 Maryland residents out of nearly $344,000 in food stamp (SNAP) benefits.
Help police catch man who allegedly exposed self at UMD's McKeldin library on multiple occasions
Police at University of Maryland College Park are looking for a man wanted in connection to at least three reports of indecent exposure inside campus restrooms.