Maryland regulator only grants BGE half of rate increase, bill hikes still on the...
Maryland’s utility regulator denied roughly half of a BGE rate increase request as part of a 2023 reconciliation process, but ratepayers can still expect to see bill increases in the new year. BGE submitted a claim with the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC), asking that customers help foot the...
Waldorf Man Has ‘Wait… That’s My Number’ Moment, Wins $50K Lottery While Shopping
The third $50,000 Early Bird prize in the Maryland Lottery Holiday Raffle was claimed after the Dec. 22 drawing, with the winning ticket sold at Foods In, located in the 12000 block of Mattawoman Drive in Waldorf, according to Lottery officials. The winner, a retired government worker using the alias...
Man accused of kidnapping missing Kentucky teen to appear in Maryland court
Christian Delgado, the Maryland man accused of kidnapping Wynter Wagoner, who went missing from her Rockcastle County home in October, is due in court on Monday afternoon.
10 No-Frills Seafood Restaurants In Maryland That Will Serve You The Best Crab Cakes...
Looking for amazing crab cakes in Maryland without fancy dining rooms?. These ten seafood spots offer fresh catches and legendary crab cakes!. 1. G & M Restaurant (Linthicum Heights) You know a place is serious about crab cakes when locals line up outside. G & M Restaurant has been making...
Older adults are missing from Maryland’s SNAP conversation
There's been a lot of talk about SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recently, but one voice has been noticeably absent, writes Stephanie Archer-Smith -- the older Maryalnders for whom the program can mean so much.
Monks on ‘Walk for Peace’ reach Atlanta area. What’s their route?
A group of Buddhist monks on a journey from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C. on a self-described " Walk for Peace " have reached the Atlanta metro area . The voyage will take the monks 2,300 miles to " raise awareness of peace , loving kindness, and compassion across America and the world," according to the...
Audit: Maryland failed to monitor millions intended to help disabled workers
A newly released audit uncovers millions of dollars spent on waste with little to no oversight, all while government employees attempted to circumvent the system.
Gov. Moore Announces More Than 220,000 Maryland Benefits Applications Completed Since July Launch
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Governor Wes Moore today announced that Marylanders have completed more than 220,000 applications for critical benefits through the Maryland Benefits One Application, a mobile-friendly tool that helps customers apply for vital benefits. Since its July launch, the system has provided a centralized...
Car strikes, injures US Park Police officer on Baltimore-Washington Parkway
A U.S. Park Police officer was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being struck while investigating a disabled vehicle on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
Big rig nearly hit apartment complex in Maryland
ROCKVILLE, Md. - A tractor-trailer rolled down a hill Friday night and nearly hit a three-story apartment building in Rockville, Maryland. It happened around 7:30
