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This Overhyped $235 Train Trip From Maryland to Colorado Doesn’t Live Up to the...

A $235 train trip from Maryland to Colorado sounds like an inexpensive way to trade the East Coast for mountain scenery. But the journey behind that idea deserves a closer look. A workable rail example involves an overnight ride to Chicago, a change of trains, and another overnight ride before reaching Denver.
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Wrong-Way Driver Crashes Into Maryland State Police Vehicle, Faces DUI Charges

Maryland State Police arrested a Cambridge man Saturday night after police say he drove the wrong way for several miles on U.S. Route 13 before crashing into a state police patrol vehicle. Joshua Jorette, 36, of Cambridge, was arrested at the scene and charged with driving under the influence, reckless...
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Sabrosito Snack Bar Moves Into Former Firehouse Subs Space at Wheaton Mall

Sabrosito Snack Bar is now operating out of a new space in the Westfield Wheaton food court, taking over the location previously occupied by Firehouse Subs. The sandwich chain opened at the mall in February 2024 and closed in February 2026. The menu features a variety of Latin American street...
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UnitedHealth Got Paid $126 Million to Run Maryland’s Mental Health Program — the State...

On August 27, 2026, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown filed a lawsuit in Baltimore City Circuit Court against UnitedHealth Group and its subsidiary Optum Inc. The lawsuit alleges that Optum provided a defective computer system to Maryland’s Medicaid behavioral health program — a system that crashed on its first d
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Maryland Grocery Pricing Rules Change Oct. 1: What Shoppers Need To Know

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland shoppers will soon receive new protections against retailers using personal information to determine how much an individual customer pays for groceries. The state’s Protection From Predatory Pricing Act takes effect Oct. 1. The law prohibits covered grocery retailers and third-party delivery s
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Family holds vigil seeking answers in 2023 murder of Brandon Gant

The family of 23-year-old Brandon Gant gathered for a vigil in Southeast D.C. to request information regarding his unsolved 2023 homicide. Authorities continue to investigate the case and are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for details leading to an arrest.
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This Maryland Cabin Retreat Is the Peaceful Escape You Didn’t Know You Needed

Sometimes you do not realize how much you need a break until you are already in it. This Maryland cabin retreat offers exactly that. Hidden away in the woods, surrounded by trees and quiet, it is the kind of place where you can actually hear yourself think. You wake up to birdsong, make coffee on the porch, and spend t
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Maryland Adopts New Marijuana Rules Allowing THC Sublingual Pouches, Licensing Extensions

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Maryland has finalized a broad package of marijuana regulations that will create a new category of THC-containing sublingual pouches while changing licensing, packaging, cultivation and dispensary requirements across the state’s legal cannabis market. The Maryland
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Germantown Dad’s Broken Light Led To Traffic Stop, ICE Detention, Family Says

A broken vehicle light shouldn't turn a family's life upside down. But a traffic stop in Maryland ended with the Aquino family's sole provider in ICE custody, leaving his wife and five children without the man they say has spent years holding their household together. The Germantown family says Aquin…
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New and Coming Soon to Rio (September 2026)

Here’s a look at the latest openings and upcoming projects at Rio in Gaithersburg. Kareem’s Lebanese Kitchen is now open at 212 Boardwalk Place, taking over the former Bach to Rock space. Led by Chef Rachid, whose culinary roots trace back to Beirut, the restaurant serves Lebanese favorites including hummus, mezze, sha

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