The Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland Office of the Attorney General has released body-worn camera footage from a fatal police-involved shooting that occurred July 31 at Fort Washington Park in Prince George’s County.
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Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal wrong-way collision that left two people dead Saturday evening on I-270. (more…)
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Updated to reflect this will be Maryland’s second two-level location rather than first.
Zara’s new 38,000 SF location at Westfield Montgomery Mall is now expected to open in February 2027, according to employees of the current store at the mall.
The Maryland Renaissance Festival opens today, Saturday, August 29, kicking off its 50th season at the 27-acre Village of Revel Grove in Crownsville. (more…)
A weather display indicated that the temperature in Martinsburg, West Virginia, “reached” a blistering 147 degrees Friday, but residents can rest assured that the Eastern Panhandle did not suddenly become one of the hottest places on Earth.
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A Maryland father and son have been arrested and charged with federal drug offenses following a months-long investigation in which authorities say more than a kilogram of fentanyl was sold to an undercover officer. (more…)
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Dolcezza, which operates a Montgomery County location at Bethesda Row, has been named “Best Ice Cream/Gelato” in Washington City Paper’s Best of D.C. awards.
As more than 890,000 children return to classrooms across Maryland this week, Gov. Wes Moore is highlighting the state’s Vax Act and existing immunization requirements for students. (more…)
ZiZa Kabob will officially expand into Montgomery County next month, opening in the first half of September at 1675 Chapman Ave. in Rockville’s Twinbrook Quarter development, co-owner Fahim Rafiq told The MoCoShow. ZiZa Kabob’s name combines the names of the owners’ children, Zidane and Zayn. A first look inside the restaurant is available below.
Governor Wes Moore and the Maryland Energy Administration announced more than $28.5 million in funding for electric vehicles, charging infrastructure and other projects aimed at reducing transportation emissions across Maryland. (more…)
Maryland transportation and law enforcement officials are urging motorists to drive safely as the new school year begins and Labor Day travel increases traffic across the state.