Maryland leaders, including Governor Wes Moore, gathered to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, honoring the six victims and recognizing the state’s resilience. Officials reaffirmed their commitment to rebuilding the bridge and supporting affected communities, businesses, and workers in the ongoing recovery efforts. (more…)


After more than 90 years of service in Ocean City, MD, Alaska Stand on 9th Street announced last month that it will be closing its doors. In a message to the community, the owners expressed their gratitude for the cherished memories created at the 9th Street Boardwalk location and confirmed that Thrasher’s Fries will take over the space. Fans of Alaska Stand have shared their memories, which can be found below.

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Nearly ten years ago, on May 19, 2015, the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) announced a significant change to the in-vehicle skills test for obtaining a Class C non-commercial driver’s license, which is the most common type of driver’s license in the state. The MVA removed parallel parking from the list of required test elements, a decision that has been in effect statewide for nearly a decade.

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OpenTable is a popular online platform that connects diners with restaurants for reservation-making. The platform’s “Diners’ Choice Awards” are based on the booking, dining, and reviewing activities of fellow diners. OpenTable compiles its list of restaurants in the “Maryland-DC Suburbs” category using reviews exclusively from verified diners, categorized into five distinct categories:

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A federal grand jury has indicted Brendyn Andrew, 33, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, charging him with aggravated identity theft, supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits fraud, social security number misuse, and theft of government property. The defendant will have an initial appearance today at 4:30 p.m., in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt before U.S. Magistrate Judge Gina L. Simms.

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Attorney General Anthony G. Brown joined 16 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief supporting the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s parole pathways for certain immigrants fleeing dangerous conditions.

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