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Moore administration advances $30 million for affordable housing, public safety, and economic growth in...

ANNAPOLIS, MD—The Maryland Board of Public Works, led by Gov. Wes Moore, on Wednesday approved over $30 million in strategic investments for community revitalization, public safety, and economic development across the state. The funding includes $24.3 million in grants for 25 community projects and a $6.1 million...
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Families scramble for new doctors as Johns Hopkins and UnitedHealthcare split

Many families in the D.C. area are scrambling to find new doctors after an agreement between Johns Hopkins and UnitedHealthcare expired Monday.
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Emaciated Dog Dumped At Manassas Clinic ‘Humanely Euthanized,’ Police Say

An animal cruelty investigation is underway in Virginia after a dog was found abandoned and near death outside a Manassas animal clinic, authorities said. On Monday, Aug. 25, at 10:49 a.m., Animal Control responded to the Battlefield Animal Clinic on Sudley Road after staff discovered a severely emaciated dog left in...
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7 Top Crab Spots In Maryland, Celebrated For Taste And Warm Service

Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay is legendary for its blue crabs, a culinary treasure that transforms into unforgettable feasts all across the state. As a proud Maryland native, I’ve spent countless summers gathered around newspaper-covered tables, cracking shells, dusting everything with Old Bay, and savoring that sweet...
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Virginia Inmate Dies Days After Hospitalization From Jail In Prince William County, Police Say

On Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 1:20 a.m., officers responded to an area hospital after the inmate died while in care, according to Prince William County Police. The woman had been in custody since Aug. 18 and was transported to the hospital a week later on Aug. 25 after reporting pain from a possible medical condition.
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Maryland governor under fire as Baltimore crime rates soar despite claims of progress

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The governor of Maryland is facing criticism from residents and former law enforcement officials over his handling of crime in Baltimore. The backlash follows the governor's decision last week to reject potential assistance from the National Guard, asserting that "together we have broken the back...
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Virginia Campaign Challenges Data Center Expansion

The Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC) unveiled Virginians for a Smarter Digital Future on August 18, 2025, empowering communities to understand and act on the growing impacts of data center expansion in Virginia. “Developers inundate residents and lawmakers with short‑term benefits while omitting long‑term...
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Karen Huger of ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ to be released from jail after DUI...

A jury found Karen Huger guilty of driving under the influence after she was involvied in a crash in Potomac.
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Federal authorities recover nearly two million dollars stolen in cryptocurrency investment fraud scheme in...

Alexandria, Virginia – The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia announced that $1,971,399.80 in fraud proceeds and property tied to money laundering has been successfully recovered through civil asset forfeiture. Federal officials confirmed that the funds, linked to an elaborate cryptocurrency...
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160+ MPH Driver Who Cost Montgomery County Sergeant His Legs In I-270 Crash Gets...

A Maryland man who drove more than 160 mph before intentionally striking a Montgomery County police sergeant — leaving him catastrophically injured — received the maximum possible sentence, authorities announced on Wednesday. Judge Harry Storm sentenced Raphael Mayorga, 21, of Frederick, to 22 years and 60 days in...

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