Sister’s sage advice leads Maryland woman to $50,000 lottery prize
A Maryland woman followed some sage advice given by her sister and ended up winning a $50,000 lottery prize thanks to the sibling's timely tips.
Flu cases rising in Maryland causing concerns at hospitals
Researchers at Johns Hopkins said at least seven people have died and 500 more have been hospitalized.
6 hurt, 2 dead in double-car crash on Christmas Day in Fairfax County
Two people have died from their injuries that they received in a car crash in Fairfax County.
5 New Maryland State Laws Taking Effect on January 1st
MARYLAND - As Maryland rings in the New Year, several significant legislative changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2026. From expanding healthcare protections for first responders to increasing transparency for gig workers, these laws reflect a state-wide focus on public health, consumer rights, and social...
MPD Officer Terry Bennett remains in ‘critical condition’ after hit by driver on I-695,...
WASHINGTON — DC Police Officer Terry L. Bennett is in critical condition on Christmas Day, two days after he was hit by a driver on I-695, his wife said, confirming his identity to WUSA9. "There are no updates at this time," Bennett's wife, Nadia, told WUSA9's Alexis Wainwright. "He...
Washington DC Martial Artist Working Nightclubs Meets Brown Belt Man Only to Watch Him...
WASHINGTON — A brown-belt jiu-jitsu competitor known on the local tournament circuit was escorted from a Washington nightclub after a confrontation with the club owner ended with the competitor applying a flying armbar in front of a packed crowd, according to staff and witnesses. Club employees say the man...
ICE has used tech to track over 8K people in D.C. area, including Virginia,...
From the first day of 2025 to mid-December, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) tracked over 8,000 people in the Washington, D.C. area using technology for "alternatives to detention," according to the agency's data.
Maryland Redistricting Plans Move Forward After A Closed-Door Meeting
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The governor’s Redistricting Advisory Commission has decided to move forward with redrawing Maryland’s congressional maps, according to a press release from Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, who heads the commission. In a closed-door, 3-2 vote on Dec. 18, the commission decided to continue the process of...
8 Cities in the US Banning Right Turns on Red Lights
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Man arrested after stabbing person multiple times in DC home: MPD
A man was charged after he was accused of stabbing a person multiple times inside a home in Southeast D.C. on Christmas Eve.
