If You Say These 12 Phrases, You Definitely Grew Up in Maryland
Growing up in Maryland means your vocabulary was shaped by water, traffic, and very strong opinions about food. These phrases come out naturally—especially when someone questions the state’s identity or how things are done “back home.” If these sound familiar, there’s no doubt about it… Maryland raised you.
Report Exposes Negligence in Maryland Foster Care System Following Teen’s Suicide at Residence Inn
The recent Maryland Department of Human Services report sheds light on the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of 16-year-old Kanaiyah Ward while under the care of Fenwick Behavioral Services, a contractor for foster care supervision. Fox Baltimore reported that DHS found instances of negligence by Fenwick's...
Baltimore man sentenced to 85 years for Walkersville murder and kidnapping
FREDERICK, MD – A Baltimore man convicted of murdering a Pikesville resident during a violent abduction in Walkersville has been sentenced to 85 years in the Maryland Division of Corrections. In Frederick County Circuit Court, Judge Scott Rolle ordered 20-year-old Keon Naki Wilson-Hawkins to serve life, suspending...
Historic Comus Inn in Dickerson Closing Temporarily for Winter Break
The Comus Inn, a historic restaurant and event venue located at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in Dickerson, has announced it will take a two-month winter break. In a social media post shared Saturday, December 3, the Comus Inn said, “We’ll be taking a winter break from January through the end of February to rest,...
Federal employee wins second massive lottery prize 8 years later
(WKRC) - A Maryland man known as “The $50,000 Man” has claimed his second major lottery prize, winning $50,000 in the Oct. 18 Powerball drawing. The federal employee, who won a $250,000 scratch-off prize eight years ago, collected his latest winnings at Maryland Lottery headquarters Jan. 2. He matched four white...
Monks shift Walk for Peace to Columbia, Saluda during journey to D.C.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Monks traveling for over 120 days are now headed to Columbia in their updated Walk for Peace route. This weekend, the monks announced they will not be walking northeast from the Atlanta area through Athens, Georgia, as originally planned, and will be heading toward Columbia, South Carolina.
Virginia State Police trooper hurt in crash during chase in Alexandria
A Virginia State Police trooper was hurt in a crash after trying to stop a car for reckless driving in Alexandria.
McDonald’s popular McRib sandwich contains no rib meat, class-action lawsuit alleges
A federal class-action lawsuit accused McDonald's of misleading consumers by marketing its popular McRib sandwich as if it consists of actual pork rib meat - when the plaintiffs alleged it doesn't contain any. The lawsuit, which was filed Dec. 23 in the Northern District of Illinois, was brought by four...
Maryland taxpayers brace for potential tax hikes amid budget deficit
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — As the 2026 legislative session approaches, Maryland taxpayers may face additional tax increases due to the state's ongoing budget deficit. David Williams from the Taxpayers Protection Alliance discussed the financial challenges and their potential impact on residents.
Maryland to Close Correctional Facility After Costly Repair Assessment
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in September that the state plans to close the Maryland Correctional Institution at Jessup, a medium security prison in Anne Arundel County, by June 30, 2026, citing aging infrastructure, high maintenance costs, and a shift toward more sustainable correctional operations. The closure...

















