The Maryland State Police has announced it will increase enforcement efforts across all regions to prevent aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving during Super Bowl weekend. (more…)
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Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown and 11 other attorneys general announced plans to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Treasury for granting Elon Musk and his “Department of Government Efficiency” unauthorized access to Americans’ sensitive financial data. (more…)
Freezing rain caused some icy conditions in the area overnight– enough to delay schools locally and close neighboring Frederick County. Now, we have two events that remain possibilities in the next week.
A Maryland man recently won $1 million after purchasing a winning MONOPOLY X100 instant ticket at the the Royal Farms store on Churchville Road in Aberdeen, MD. Full story below courtesy MDLottery: (more…)
On Wednesday, Governor Wes Moore delivered his third State of the State address, focusing on economic investments, tax code reform, and addressing Maryland’s fiscal challenges, while outlining efforts in job growth, infrastructure, and public safety. (more…)
Two employees of JPG Plumbing and Mechanical, Inc. were convicted in Montgomery County for illegally dumping pollutants into a manhole in Ashton, Maryland, contaminating a residential pond and resulting in fines and probation. (more…)
Salt & Vine has announced it will open at 51 S Market St in Frederick. It will be taking over the space previously occupied by La Paz, which closed in December after 46 years in business. (more…)
Four Maryland Cities/Places in Top Ten of ‘Most Ethnically Diverse Cities in the Country’, Per Study
The personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2025’s Most & Least Ethnically Diverse Cities, and four of the top ten “most ethnically diverse” cities/areas are in Montgomery County, Maryland,
Lapu Lapu is set to open at 1417 S. Fern Street in Arlington, Virginia, according to a report by ARLNow. (more…)
According to Maryland Lottery and Gaming, Maryland’s six casinos combined to generate $151,795,660 in revenue from slot machines and table games during January 2025, a decrease of $1,447,656 (-0.9%) compared to January 2024. Casino gaming contributions to the state during January 2025 totaled $63,651,034, an increase of $496,642 (0.8%) compared to January 2024. The January 2025 contributions included $45,992,850 to the Education Trust Fund, an increase of $343,541 (0.7%) compared to January 2024. (more…)
