$200,000 Winning Lottery Tickets Sold at Maryland 7-Eleven
A Gaithersburg man is celebrating a $200,000 Maryland Lottery win after playing the same Pick 5 number combination four times in a single drawing. According to MD Lottery, Russell Bowie claimed four $50,000 top prizes after purchasing four straight-bet Pick 5 tickets with the combination 1-1-3-2-0 for the evening drawi
14-year-old accidentally shoots himself in torso in Glenarden, police say
A 14-year-old boy was shot in the chest in a Prince George's County apartment, in what police believe was an accidental shooting. Now, officials are trying to figure out how he got the gun.
Arlington animal control seizes man’s goats, halting their cross-country journey
Just before they could complete an extensive journey across much of the country, a man and his goats ran into trouble with Arlington animal control. Animal control has taken custody of the livestock that arrived in Arlington last week, citing a “legal matter,” Jennifer Toussaint, chief of animal control in Arlington Co
Cecil County has a new millionaire
PERRYVILLE — Someone in Cecil County is a brand new millionaire thanks to his purchase of a Maryland Lottery Triple Red 777s scratch off ticket. Maryland lottery rules allow a winner to remain anonymous, so lottery officials refer to the winner as "Mr. Money Bags." He was at the Royal Farms store at 1825 Perryville Roa
BWI Flight Attendant Charged With Assault After Removing DC Coach’s Youth Team
A Sun Country Airlines flight attendant has been charged with second-degree assault following a Monday confrontation aboard Flight 193 from Minneapolis to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, an incident that ended with a Washington, D.C.-area coach and her father removed from the plane before
Louisiana native and youngest Catholic bishop in the U.S. answers questions about food, faith
Lake Charles native, Most Rev. Robert Boxie III, 46, is the youngest Catholic bishop in the U.S. He was recently ordained the auxiliary bishop of Washington on July 7, 2026, where he serves as the vicar of cultural communities and synodality. His day-to-day tasks involve supporting local parishes under the...
Southeast DC families still unable to return home after building fire
Families are working to pick up the pieces after a fire tore through their Southeast D.C. apartment building. None of the residents were injured, but a firefighter was transported to the hospital with minor injuries, according to D.C. Fire and EMS. “You saw black smoke at first and then you...
Union Station Rising cont. “a new wave of food and beverage and retail tenants...
Photo by Sam Kittner courtesy Union Station Redevelopment Corporation. “The Union Station Redevelopment Corporation (USRC) today announced a new wave of food and beverage and retail tenants coming to Washington Union Station, marking a major milestone in the station’s ongoing transformation. The new tenants are emblema
Bass Fishing Regulations in Maryland: What Every Angler Needs to Know
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by LUM3N on Pixabay Pixabay License https://pixabay.com/photos/fishing-fishing-gear-fishing-rod-887522/ Maryland offers some of the most diverse bass fishing on the East Coast, from tidal Potomac tributaries packed with largemouth to
Officer, suspect identified after police shoot man in Prince George’s County
The officer involved in a deadly shooting in Prince George's County, and the man who was killed, have both been identified.

















