Gov. Moore’s approval is steady, but unaffiliated voters may be a bellweather
Just under a year from the 2026 elections, Governor Wes Moore’s approval rating sits at 52 percent, with nearly half of voters saying they would support him for a second term, according to a recent UMBC Poll. Moore’s standing with the public has been relatively stable during his first...
Fairfax DUI Arrest Takes Dark Turn After Man Fell Ill At Jail And Died...
A 66-year-old man died after suffering a medical emergency while in custody following a DUI arrest that began with a single-vehicle crash in Virginia, police said. Shortly after 9 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 14, officers responded to the Shell gas station in the 11200 block of Fairfax Boulevard in the City of Fairfax for a...
Maryland Still Ranked Hardest State to Get a Driver’s License, Even With Parallel Parking...
Even without parallel parking on the driving test, Maryland still holds the distinction of being the hardest state in the country to earn a driver’s license. Last year, FOX5 reported that Maryland and Virginia ranked as the two toughest states to pass a driver’s test, based on a national study conducted by Arizona...
Maryland Double Murder Retrial Ends Same Way With Guilty Verdict Again For Man Facing...
Gregory Jones was convicted again in a Maryland double murder retrial — same verdict, same outcome. A Montgomery County jury delivered a decisive verdict Friday afternoon, finding Jones, 32, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, guilty on a host of charges. Again. Specifically, Jones was convicted of:. Two counts of...
17 Ways Family Dollar and Dollar Tree Differ in Maryland
For budget-savvy Maryland shoppers, few choices spark more debate than Family Dollar versus Dollar Tree. On the surface, they look similar. But once you step inside, the differences start to add up. If you’ve ever stood in the parking lot wondering whether to walk into Family Dollar or Dollar Tree,...
Delegate Robin Grammer: “Keep Marylanders in Maryland”
The following article was submitted by Sixth District Delegate Robin Grammer about high taxes forcing Maryland residents out of the state. I received a call from a Dundalk resident who feared the implications of his property tax bill. He is retired and on a fixed income that forces him to choose which bills to pay...
Del. Joselyn Peña-Melnyk Likely Maryland’s Next House Speaker
Following a brief contest for leadership of the Maryland General Assembly’s lower chamber, Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk (D- District 21) is poised to be elected speaker of Maryland’s House of Delegates during a special session on Dec. 16. Peña-Melnyk, who has been a key voice in Annapolis on...
Potomac High School student treated for frostbite after bitterly cold morning
A Potomac High School student was treated for frostbite Monday morning after Prince William County Schools remained open on a normal schedule despite the temperature hovering around 20 degrees. In an email just after 9 a.m. Monday to Potomac High School staff, Assistant Principal Malcolm Foust announced a student...
Single Powerball ticket turns Maryland woman into a millionaire
LANHAM, MD—A Maryland woman, who bought a single Powerball ticket to ensure she didn’t miss out on a shot at a $900 million jackpot, ended up winning a massive $1 million prize in the drawing held on December 10. The sudden shock of the win left her so shaken the following morning that her husband […]
7News breaks down rules for Germantown HOA fining family hundreds for Christmas lights
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — 7News has obtained the rules for the Germantown, Md., homeowners association (HOA) that has fined one family in the community hundreds of dollars for their Christmas decorations. The Middlebrook Manor South HOA has fined the Salgado family at least $650 so far, and counting,...

















