Maryland Cannabis Market Hits $1.07 Billion in Sales in 2025
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Maryland’s legal marijuana market has generated $1.071 billion in total sales so far in 2025, according to data released today by the Maryland Cannabis Administration. November sales alone came in at $97,994,684, underscoring steady consumer demand even as prices...
Look: Red fox found stuck in wooden fence outside Virginia home
An animal services officer in Virginia came to the rescue of a red fox that spent several hours stuck between the wooden slats of a fence.
Harpers Ferry Brewing Opens a Pop-Up Ice Skating Rink
The rink at the Purcellville brewery includes amazing winter views of the Potomac River. Harpers Ferry Brewing isn’t just for thirst-quenching brews anymore. The Purcellville brewery has turned into a winter destination with the December 13 opening of its new ice-skating pop-up. Skaters can enjoy river views and...
Unemployment numbers for Black adults jumps to nearly double national jobless rate
WASHINGTON (7News) — Unemployment is at a four-year high, hitting 4.6 percent, according to new numbers released Tuesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The data comes after the BLS missed the monthly jobs report for October due to the government shutdown. Virginia and Maryland's unemployment rates are lower...
Police searching for suspect in child assault at Silver Spring Dave and Buster’s
Police said that a 10-year-old girl was in the arcade area when an unknown man "removed her shoes and socks and smelled her feet before leaving."
Family facing HOA fines after refusing to remove Christmas decorations
GERMANTOWN, Md. (WJLA) - A homeowners association in Maryland has fined a family hundreds of dollars for their Christmas decorations. The Germantown family said there’s nothing out of bounds with their display and they’re following the rules. “It brings you into the Christmas spirit by giving to others,...
Maryland State Police Investigate Inmate Death at Jessup Prison
Maryland State Police are investigating the death of a 23-year-old inmate at Jessup Correctional Institution. The case will be reviewed by the Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office.
Maryland becomes new data center battleground as demand soars
The data center wars are heating up in Maryland. Why it matters: When DMV residents think of data centers — and the opposition to them — they likely think of Northern Virginia, home to the world's biggest collection and much local pushback against their spread. But more data...
A fake puppy cost a Maryland grandmother $800 and a lot of heartache
A Maryland grandmother paid $800 to an online puppy seller, then realized the dog was never coming. She’s now warning others about deceptive pet listings.
Maryland’s turn to lead: The Maryland Voting Rights Act can protect Marylanders from federal...
The federal Voting Rights Act has become "a terrribly shredded shield" after attacks from federal courts and state legislatures, writes Gilda Daniels, which she says makes the need for a Maryland Voting Rights Act even more critical.
