With Tax Day approaching on April 15, personal-finance company WalletHub has released its 2026 Tax Burden by State report, along with commentary from experts. The report takes a comprehensive look at how much residents across the country pay in state and local taxes.
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration will begin a resurfacing project along MD 109 (Beallsville Road) in Dickerson starting Monday, April 6, with work expected to continue through late May, weather permitting.
A pizza shop near the Maryland-Pennsylvania line is getting a lot of attention for a menu item that’s anything but ordinary… Maryland’s biggest mozzarella stick (video below).
BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport is urging travelers to arrive significantly earlier than usual after experiencing unusually long security wait times this weekend, as additional federal personnel (ICE) are brought in to assist.
Burnt Hill in Clarksburg is preparing to introduce a new, highly curated dining experience this spring with the launch of its Chef’s Counter, with reservations set to be released in April to those on the winery’s mailing list. The MoCoShow’s own “Mr. MoCo” Alex Tsironis was invited to a preview, where he called it the best meal he’s ever eaten. A video of the experience can be seen below.
Arby’s appears to be making a push to ensure Maryland truly “has the meats,” with at least three new locations planned across the state, including a long-awaited return to Montgomery County.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown issued a statement following recent jury verdicts in California and New Mexico against Meta, and in California against YouTube, related to claims that social media platforms were designed in ways that harm children’s mental health.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced the authorization of a second round of payments through the state’s Federal Shutdown Loan Program to provide financial relief to federal workers impacted by the partial government shutdown.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that Jonathan Tarrell Smalls, 42, of Pennsylvania, was sentenced on March 20, 2026, in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court to four years in prison, followed by five years of supervised probation, in connection with multiple fraud cases.
Two restaurants with Maryland locations in Montgomery County have been named semifinalists for the RAMMY Awards’ “Casual Restaurant of the Year,” highlighting a pair of concepts that bring distinct international flavors to the local dining scene.
Three restaurants with Maryland locations, each with a presence in Montgomery County, have been named semifinalists for the RAMMY Awards’ “Fast Casual Restaurant of the Year.”