BARC Closure Could Cost Maryland Jobs and Research, Officials Say
This is post 3 of 3 in the series “A Region Reshaped: Federal Layoffs in Maryland a Year Later”. BARC Closure Could Cost Maryland Jobs and Research, Officials Say. The closure of a federal agricultural research facility in Maryland could lead to a loss of scientific breakthroughs and hundreds of jobs, state lawmakers,
Dash In store sells massive Maryland Lottery jackpot winner
FAST PLAY jackpot winner sold at Willards Dash In WILLARDS, Md. — Someone in Maryland may be carrying around a lottery ticket worth more than $176K after a FAST PLAY jackpot-winning ticket sold in Willards became the state’s biggest lottery win of the week. Maryland Lottery officials said a $10 Platinum Payout FAST PLA
The state is taking a closer look at dangerous exit in Columbia
“It’s never been a comfortable exit to take. It’s always the one where you say— I’m going to adjust my route and get off a little earlier,” driver Max Majka said.
Two Maryland Pizza Spots Move Up on Prestigious 2026 50 Top Pizza USA List
Two Maryland pizzerias are once again being recognized among the best in the country, with both moving up on the newly released 2026 50 Top Pizza USA list. Baltimore’s Angeli’s climbed from #47 to #44, while Gaithersburg’s Inferno Pizzeria Napoletana moved up from #21 to #20, continuing its steady rise on the nationall
Montgomery County Orders the Garage to Cease Live Music
By order of Montgomery County, the Garage will stop hosting live music. On May 19, District Court Judge Rand L. Gelber found that the Boyds, Maryland, venue—which operates on the county’s Agricultural Reserve—violated zoning code, which requires businesses on the Reserve to serve agricultural purposes. “We understand..
Southeast DC Police Seek Suspect After Melon Street Shooting
Gunfire rang out on a Southeast D.C. block in the dead of night, but by the time officers rolled up, the shooter was gone and so were any apparent victims. Now, the hunt is on. D.C. police have released surveillance video of a person they want to identify in connection with a late March shooting in Southeast Washington
DCPS: Student tried bringing knives to Eliot-Hine Middle School
According to a letter sent to Eliot-Hine families, school administrators learned Wednesday afternoon that a student had tried going into the school's building while armed with knives.
Arrest in deadly shooting outside Marriot; Alleged assault in Arlington parking garage
TOP HEADLINES: A man has been arrested in a deadly shooting outside a Marriot. Plus, we spoke exclusively with a woman who was allegedly assaulted in an Arlington parking garage.
Rare whiskey sale event in Montgomery County
Marylanders are getting the chance to purchase rare and sought-after bottles of whiskey.
This HBCU Just Had The Largest Graduating Class In Its History For Spring 2026...
For students and families gathered at Bowie State University on May 22, 2026, this year’s commencement ceremony was bigger than a graduation.

















