A Gaithersburg man has been sentenced to more than four years in federal prison for orchestrating a SNAP benefits fraud scheme involving stolen identities, fraudulent EBT cards, passport fraud, and witness tampering.
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A couple from Silver Spring is celebrating a $100,000 Maryland Lottery win after a spontaneous scratch-off purchase following a dinner outing. (more…)
Some Maryland voters who requested mail-in ballots for the 2026 Gubernatorial Primary Election may receive replacement ballots after a printing error caused certain voters to be mailed the incorrect party ballot.
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Updated: K-Wave has announced that its planned grand opening in Rockville has been postponed as the business continues waiting for required county permits and approvals. (more…)
Plans for what would become the closest Buc-ee’s location to Maryland residents officially received final approval overnight following a lengthy and often heated public meeting in Stafford County, Virginia.
Planning to fish in Maryland this summer? While a fishing license is normally required, there are several exceptions that allow people to cast a line legally without purchasing one.
With summer approaching and employers across the country continuing to deal with labor shortages, nearby Columbia has been ranked one of the best places in America for summer jobs.
On Monday, Governor Wes Moore announced $56.8 million in new energy efficiency grants that will fund 127 projects across Maryland, including upgrades at schools, government buildings, nonprofits, and residential properties. The grants, administered through the Maryland Energy Administration, are intended to lower energy costs, modernize infrastructure, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide. (more…)
The Maryland Department of Transportation is warning drivers to expect significant delays around the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and along the US 50 corridor during the upcoming Memorial Day travel period.
As fawning season continues across Maryland, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources is reminding residents to leave young deer alone, even if they appear to be abandoned.
Peter Chang Kitchen & Bar at 8503 Baltimore Ave has closed less than eight months after opening near the University of Maryland campus. (more…)