This Laurel Diner Stays Open Late For Classic Comfort Food That Regulars Swear By
Some places never turn off the lights, and that steady glow means something when the clock has run past midnight and your stomach starts asking questions. A round-the-clock diner in Laurel, Maryland has been quietly winning over families, night owls, and travelers who just want a warm plate and a friendly face.
Chicken Salad Chick Delays Olney Grand Opening
Chicken Salad Chick has delayed the grand opening of its upcoming Olney restaurant, citing an ongoing wait for electrical power. The restaurant had been scheduled to open September 23 at 18209 Olney Village Center Dr. and is now targeting mid-October. In an update shared with customers, the restaurant expressed frustra
Ellicott City Caregiver Gets 10-Year Term After Video Showed Her Dragging Disabled Woman
A Howard County judge sentenced former group home caregiver Asia Monet Williams to 10 years in prison, with all but six months suspended, for abusing a 21-year-old intellectually disabled woman with autism and significant medical needs at an Ellicott City residential facility. Williams, 28, was also placed on three yea
SUN: MD to pay $314,000 after corrections agency withheld records in prisoner’s death
MARYLAND — Maryland taxpayers will pay nearly $314,000 after the state corrections department failed to turn over public records about the death of a prisoner who died of dehydration — conduct a judge found was knowing and willful. The settlement ends two public-records lawsuits brought by the family...
Gambrills Shopping Center Hits 97% Full as Four New Stores Sign On
The Village at Waugh Chapel in Gambrills has landed four new tenants, pushing the 382,000-square-foot shopping center to 97% occupancy and leaving just four small storefronts up for grabs. J.Crew Factory, MINISO, Quickway Hibachi and Wonder are the incoming names, filling a combined 23,791 square feet at the Route 3 pr
Police investigate shooting outside assisted living facility in Anne Arundel County
Anne Arundel County police are investigating after a shooting broke out near an assisted living facility late Friday night.
Purple Line Construction to Require Overnight Closures Beginning Monday
Purple Line construction will require overnight closures of the intersection of Wayne Ave and Fenton St in downtown Silver Spring beginning on or about Monday, September 14. The intersection is scheduled to close from 10pm-4am through Friday, September 25, while crews install overhead catenary wires over the intersecti
Warm front to bring heavy rain, scattered storms, and flash flooding across Maryland
BALTIMORE, Md. — A warm front moving into the Mid-Atlantic region Saturday is bringing tropical moisture that could trigger heavy rain, scattered thunderstorms, and isolated flash flooding across the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas and surrounding waterways. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous w
Tax and fee hikes on the table next year, Maryland lawmakers say
BALTIMORE - Living in Maryland next year could cost more, as state lawmakers consider raising taxes to address projected budget shortfalls and giving local governments greater power to raise revenue themselves. This year, Democratic leaders cut services and pushed costs to the local level to keep their promise not to..
Two WAU students killed in head-on crash involving dump truck in Delaware
TAKOMA PARK, Md. (7News) — Washington Adventist University is mourning two students who were killed Friday in a head-on crash involving a car and a dump truck near Bridgeville, Delaware. Delaware State Police identified the victims Saturday as Blem Lopez-Lopez, 19, of Millsboro, Delaware, and Andrea Reyes Castellanos,

















