For the second time this week, a $1 million Powerball ticket was sold in Maryland—this time at the Soda Pop Shop in Catonsville, alongside a $50,000 winner sold in Woodlawn during the June 4 drawing. Full store below, courtesy MD Lottery:
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Frederick Pride will take place on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at Carroll Creek in Downtown Frederick, featuring performances, local vendors, food, and community activities celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. (more…)
The Town of Ocean City has officially passed new beach regulations prohibiting tents and limiting canopy use on its beaches, effective immediately. This ordinance “aims to enhance safety, improve visibility, and ensure a more enjoyable experience for all beachgoers.”
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FIFA has announced that four locations in the DMV area will serve as team base camps for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, including Bethesda’s Landon School, where Moroccan club Wydad AC will train.
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) has arrested an 18-year-old Burtonsville man following a kidnapping that began in the Fairland area and continued into Prince George’s County.
A Powerball ticket sold at a Safeway in Parkville matched five numbers in the June 2 drawing, making it Maryland’s first $1 million Powerball winner of 2025. Full story below courtesy MD Lottery:
The Maryland Car Rally Task Force and partner agencies dismantled five large illegal car rallies across Prince George’s County on June 1, preventing crowds from engaging in exhibition driving and other disruptive behavior. (more…)
The Great Frederick Fair 2025, headlined by a performance by Brantley Gilbert, will be held at the Frederick fairgrounds from September 12 through September 20.
A Clarksburg man who has played the Maryland Lottery since 1973 claimed a $250,000 Pick 5 prize on June 2, after purchasing five winning tickets at Dash In on Urbana Pike in Frederick. Full story below courtesy MD Lottery: (more…)
Dopamine Land, an immersive sensory exhibit “designed to spark joy and creativity,” is currently running at 5333 Wisconsin Avenue NW.
