Maryland looks to AI as SNAP rules tighten
(The Center Square) – Maryland officials say they are exploring how artificial intelligence could be used to support parts of the state’s food assistance program after the state was awarded federal grants aimed at modernizing public services. Gov. Wes Moore’s office announced Tuesday that Maryland secured more than...
Fast-moving fire rips through RVs at Maryland campsite
A destructive fire, captured on camera by a neighbor, destroyed a southern Maryland couple's longtime home. FOX 5's Bob Barnard is live from the scene of the fire.
People protest at former location of White’s Ferry, clamoring for it to be reopened
Poolesville residents and others rallied Tuesday at the former site of White's Ferry along the Potomac to call for its reopening.
Manassas Cops Raid Home, Bust Wanted Women With Hundreds Of Suspected Drugs Inside: Police
The Manassas City Police Department announced on Wednesday, Dec. 31, that the agency has made a massive drug bust that led to the arrest of two women in Prince William County. Alexis Smith, 30, and Michelle Tenango Sotelo, 21, are both facing charges following an investigation into a possible narcotics case in the...
New law in Maryland requires cosmetologists to complete domestic violence training
Maryland will require licensed barbers and cosmetologists to complete one hour of domestic violence awareness training when they renew their professional license starting Jan. 1, 2026. The training is already being done in several other states. This has not been without controversy. Some have expressed concern about...
New Year’s Eve Rollover Collision Sends Four to Hospital
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a two-vehicle collision with a rollover at Georgia Avenue and Heathfield Road/Postgate Terrace near Aspen Hill on Wednesday, December 31. According to Chief Spokesperson for MCFRS Pete Piringer, four patients were transported to area hospitals, including...
Maryland Attorney General Sues U.S. Department Of Education Over Cuts To Community School Funding
BALTIMORE, Md. – Attorney General Anthony G. Brown and two other attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education to stop unlawful cuts to congressionally approved funding for Full Service Community School (FSCS) programs. FSCS projects focus critical resources on elementary and secondary...
Police respond to vehicle rollover in Fairfax
Officers responded to a crash on Wednesday after a vehicle rolled over in Fairfax, police said.
Maryland’s senior wave is coming – and oversight is already cracking
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WBFF) — Maryland’s future is already written into its population charts. Within the next two decades, more than a quarter of the state’s residents will be 65 or older, marking a transformation largely driven by the aging Baby Boomer generation and one that state leaders openly acknowledge will reshape...
Maryland is Home to The Longest Single Span Escalator in the Western Hemisphere (Top...
As 2025 comes to a close, we wanted to share with you some of our most-read articles of the year. This article was originally published on August 25, and it went on to become one of our most-read articles of 2025. DC Metro has the most escalators (and elevators) of...

















