Project Suya has officially opened its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in downtown Silver Spring, bringing one of West Africa’s most beloved street foods to Montgomery County in a permanent location. A video preview can be seen below.
Maryland
The search for a missing Maryland boater with ties to Gaithersburg has been suspended after an extensive multi-agency effort covering thousands of square nautical miles off the coast of Ocean City.
With the Fourth of July approaching, personal-finance company WalletHub has released its 2026 report on the Most Patriotic States in America, with Maryland coming in ranked 8th overall.
A Maryland cheesesteak shop has earned national recognition, landing on Beli’s newly released list of the 12 best cheesesteaks in the United States.
Maryland has received the final $87 million in federal COVID-era education relief funding that had been withheld, completing the recovery of approximately $188 million designated for schools across the state.
Maryland’s sports wagering market generated $9,899,004 in contributions to the state during May 2026, bringing the total returned to Maryland during the first 11 months of Fiscal Year 2026 to $124,695,286.
Fast food prices may be up roughly 60% over the past decade, but Maryland residents are still spending a smaller share of their income on those meals than almost anyone else in the country.
Montgomery County-based blues and roots rock band Bad Influence has been selected for induction into the Maryland Entertainment Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes the band’s nearly 40-year contribution to the regional music scene and its longstanding presence throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia. (more…)
Just days after departing The Washington Post, the team behind Capital Weather has officially launched its next chapter as an independent weather media company serving the Washington region.
Governor Wes Moore announced 69 grants totaling $43 million to support community solar projects across Maryland.
Ocean City Police are reminding residents and visitors that private property is not public space as officials continue efforts to prevent disruptive “takeovers,” large gatherings, and other unauthorized activity during the busy summer season.