Florida man charged in tech support scam targeting elderly woman
A Florida man is facing multiple charges after police say he defrauded an elderly Maryland woman out of $20,000 in a tech support scam.
Maryland sets stricter coal dust control rules for CSX terminal in Curtis Bay with...
In a new permit, the Maryland Department of the Environment said that CSX Transportation must surround its south Baltimore rail terminal with a windscreen higher than its coal piles to minimize dust blown offsite into the Curtis Bay neighborhood.
Montgomery County gas-powered leaf blower exemption fails
An exemption proposed for the gas-powered leaf blower ban in Montgomery County will not move forward, according to the Montgomery County Council.
Suspects from Maryland, Delaware among 3 charged for illegal car meetups in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA - A Maryland man and a Delaware man are among three people accused of "participating and promoting" several illegal car meetups in Philadelphia. Police and prosecutors alike have long vowed to crackdown on illegal car meetups in Philadelphia, which have caused property damage and disrupted communities....
State Roundup: What’s next for W. Maryland after FEMA ‘gut punch;’ DJS says youth...
STATE PLOTS NEXT STEPS TO HELP W. MARYLAND AFTER ‘GUT PUNCH’ FROM FEMA: A decision to deny federal emergency aid to areas of Western Maryland hit hard by flooding in May is being called petty, partisan and punishing by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D). State, federal and local officials met for 90 minutes inside a...
Minors charged in Maryland crime ring after stolen car chase in Pennsylvania
A group of minors is facing charges in connection with an organized crime ring in Maryland after a stolen car chase in Pennsylvania, Bel Air Police said.
State board determines two Type 2 diabetes drugs may be unaffordable
After months of deliberation, information gathering and testimony, a state board agreed Monday that two common medications for type-2 diabetes and other conditions appear to pose an affordability challenge to the state and Marylanders.
‘Slap in the face’: Moore blames PJM for soaring energy costs, threatens legal action
HYDES, Md. (WBFF) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore slammed the region's electric grid operator, accusing the organization of blocking new power plants and driving up electricity bills, and threatened legal action over a process he said hurts Maryland farmers and working families. After an hour-long, closed-door meeting on...
Maryland Has the Best Early Education System in America, Per Study
With only 11 states currently offering universal pre-K education, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2025’s States with the Best & Worst Early Education Systems, with Maryland ranked #1 in the country for best early education system. In order to determine the best early education...
Cici’s Pizza Closes Last Maryland Location
Maryland’s all-you-can-eat pizza landscape has seen its final Cici’s slice disappear with the recent closure of the Frederick location at 5010 Buckeystown Pike. This marks the complete departure of the popular pizza buffet chain, according to the Cici’s Pizza website. The Frederick location’s phone number is no...
