Maryland State Police (MSP) shared via social media that all lanes of northbound I-95 at 198 were closed for a police investigation on Monday morning.
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If you were a wrestling fan growing up in Montgomery County in the 80’s and 90’s, Inside the Squared Circle was a program you may have made it a habit to catch each week. Back before the internet, ITSC was the only place you could hear insider and backstage information about professional wrestling. Now, two of the shows stars will battle it out in a professional wrestling match of their own.
The first Cook Out restaurant opened in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1989. Following its success, over 50 additional locations were established throughout North Carolina before the brand began its expansion beyond state borders. Now. There are over 300 restaurants across ten states, including one in Maryland. (more…)
A $2,948,743-winning “FAST PLAY” lottery ticket was sold at J&S Liquors in Randallstown, MD on Thursday. Additional details below courtesy MD Lottery:
The Montgomery County Police, in partnership with Homeland Security and IRS-CI, announced it has led a successful investigation dismantling a Prince George’s County theft and fencing ring trafficking stolen goods worth $270,000 from major retailers and generating over $1 million in untaxed revenue with merchandise shipped to South America. (more…)
Earlier this year, the New York Times released its list of “22 of The Best Pizza Places in the United States” and the list included one Maryland restaurant.
La Casita Pupuseria is celebrating the grand opening of its new Laurel location (14311 Baltimore Ave) with free pupusas from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m on Saturday, November 16. Founded in Silver Spring in 2002, La Casita now has locations in Gaithersburg, Laurel, Union Market, and Nationals Park. (more…)
A Maryland man was arrested for multiple weapons-related charges after detectives uncovered a large weapons cache, including 80 firearms, 3D-printed ghost guns, suppressors, and ammunition, during an investigation that began with a domestic assault report. (more…)
Sarah’s Handmade Ice Cream is coming to 2029 P Street, NW, Washington DC. This will be Sarah’s Handmade’s first location outside of Montgomery County.
According @TerpsRecruiting, John Brown, the founder and longtime owner of the popular College Park establishment RJ Bentley’s, has passed away.
A Baltimore County man was arrested after a joint operation by the Maryland Car Rally Task Force and Philadelphia Police, facing multiple charges related to a violent car rally in Philadelphia.