Tension builds in NYC, Washington D.C. after high-profile ICE arrests
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Tensions are high in New York City after Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained a City Council employee at a routine court hearing. The sights and sounds of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest have become familiar across the country — from a raid on Canal Street to the ongoing...
Aloka the Peace Dog recovering from surgery after being injured during a peace walk...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - Aloka the Peace Dog, who has been walking alongside Buddhist monks on their Walk for Peace, underwent surgery after injuring his leg. The monks said that Aloka’s surgery was supposed to take two to three hours, but was finished in just one hour. Aloka...
Fugitive captured in Greenbelt during early morning joint police operation
GREENBELT, MD – A multi-agency warrant operation led to the arrest of a fugitive early Wednesday morning in the 7800 block of Lake Crest Drive, according to the Greenbelt City Police Department. Authorities said the operation, which began around 6 a.m., was a coordinated effort between Greenbelt, Laurel, and...
Maryland Winter Weather Alert: Snow Possible as Colder Air Settles In Jan 20–24
Baltimore, Maryland – A turn toward colder weather during the Jan 20–24 period is increasing concern for snow across Maryland, particularly if storm systems pass through while colder air is in place. While temperatures are not expected to be extreme, the shift toward below-normal readings raises the likelihood that...
Arlington-focused Facebook group with 25,000 members is removed, angering moderators
Moderators are crying foul over the removal of a popular, longstanding Facebook group where Arlingtonians have shared memories of growing up in the county. “I Grew Up in Arlington,” a 15-year-old group with about 25,000 members, went dark last week after Facebook took it down and disabled some users’ accounts. The...
Commission Releases Final Report On Historic Maryland Lynchings And Reconciliation
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A Maryland state commission has released a long-awaited final report documenting racial terror lynchings across the state and offering what it describes as a blueprint for reconciliation, marking a historic effort to confront a painful chapter of local and state history. The Maryland Lynching Truth...
Richard Smallwood, gospel icon, to be honored at Jan. 24 celebration of life
The celebration of life for legendary gospel artist Richard Smallwood will take place on Jan. 24 at First Baptist Church of Glenarden International in Upper Marlboro, Md. Though the service begins at noon, doors will open at 9:30 a.m. Smallwood, 77, died from complications of kidney failure at a nursing...
Things Maryland Homeowners Can’t Have In Their Yard Without Approval
Maryland yards may look like personal space, but many outdoor choices are shaped by rules homeowners do not always realize exist. What feels like a simple upgrade or personal touch can quickly turn into an issue once visibility, safety, or neighborhood standards come into play. Local governments and homeowner...
Popular Prince George’s County restaurant SoBe closing after 12 years
LANHAM, Md. — After more than a decade serving as a gathering place for food, fellowship, and community, SoBe Restaurant and Lounge in Prince George’s County is preparing to close its doors. The popular Lanham restaurant will shut down Sunday night, owner Anthony Simpson confirmed in an exclusive...
New documents released in Wynter Wagoner kidnapping case
MT. VERNON, Ky. (WKYT) - New documents reveal details in the kidnapping case of 13-year-old Wynter Wagoner from Rockcastle County. Christian Delgado was arrested in Maryland in December. He’s charged with her kidnapping. Details from search warrant. The search warrant and affidavit show police were looking for phones...

















