Maryland first responders honored for recovery efforts following deadly DC plane crash

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - First responders who assisted in the aftermath of a fatal collision between a military helicopter and an American Airlines jet over the Potomac River are being honored by Prince George's County Police. The crash occurred as the …

Maryland Lawmaker condemns bill allowing condom sales in schools

Maryland State Delegate Kathy Szeliga has voiced strong opposition to a newly passed bill that would lift the ban on selling condoms in vending machines at schools. She described the move as part of the “oversexualization” of children, arguing that it goes …

Mild Maryland temperatures resume this week

Delaware fired first in the orange crush war. Now Maryland is ready to attack.

Maryland is happy to share a coastal peninsula, Interstate 95 and a robust poultry industry with Delaware. But we’ll be damned if we let them have our preferred cocktail. This week, lawmakers will consider a bill to name the orange crush Maryland’s state …

Why has Maryland failed to control youth gambling?

Maryland has seen a rise in youth gambling, with nearly one in five high school students reporting they gambled in the past year. While some states have implemented educational programs to address youth gambling, Maryland lacks a statewide initiative. …

Maryland’s high demand market undermined by restrictions, delays

The rollout of Maryland’s social equity cannabis program has faced significant delays, with none of the businesses open nearly a year after they were awarded licenses. Part of the issue is that it’s difficult to attract investors to a business and …

Celebrate Maryland Day at the State’s Birthplace – Tuesday, March 25, 2025

On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, “Maryland Day,” the public is encouraged to celebrate the founding of Maryland at the state’s birthplace, St. Clement’s Island. St. Clement’s Island Museum will offer a full day of fun from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., including free …

Spiking condo fees in Maryland stir confusion, calls for change in state law

A wave of skyrocketing condo fees across Maryland prompts state legislators to try and address growing costs, which are especially burdensome for seniors. Originally Published: March 13, 2025 at 5:01 AM EDT

Spiking condo fees in Maryland stir confusion, calls for change in state law

Thomas E. Mullinix Sr., oldest Maryland State trooper, dies