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Democrats pick up more legislative seats as mail-in ballots are counted

This article was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Read the story at Maryland Matters. The blue wave had maybe slowed to a trickle by Friday, but the tide was still moving toward Democrats, who appeared to have ousted a GOP senator and picked up two more seats in the House of Delegates as mail-in ballots were counted in Frederick County.

Frederick County, MD · 5h
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Mom League for Newborn Mothers Launches in Northern Virginia

A recently launched local group is aiming to help moms of newborns connect with resources, and with one another. Mom League, which started a Northern Virginia chapter this summer, facilitates eight-week programs for postpartum mothers. Series have been hosted in Alexandria, Arlington, and Tysons. Each series typically brings 14 moms...

Alexandria, VA · 2d
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Main Street Dollars

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Maryland Medicaid adults 19 to 64 face work rules and six-month renewals from Jan. 1, 2027, but people 65 or older or on Medicare are exempt, the state says

Maryland Medicaid members between 19 and 64 will have to show work, school or volunteer activity to keep coverage starting Jan. 1, 2027, and some will renew twice a year instead of once. The Maryland Department of Health says people 65 or older are exempt, as are people who have Medicare Part A or Part […]

Maryland · 23h

The Marijuana Herald

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Maryland Governor Appoints Former Cannabis Regulatory Overseer as New Chief of Staff

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) announced today that Manny Welsh, who previously oversaw the state’s marijuana regulatory agencies and cannabis policy implementation, has been appointed … Continue reading The post Maryland Governor Appoints Former Cannabis Regulatory Overseer as New Chief of Staff appeared first on The Marijuana Herald .

Maryland · 2d

WBOC

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Maryland seeks public comment on proposed reptile, amphibian regulations

MARYLAND – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is seeking public comment on proposed regulations that would restrict the collection, possession and trade of native reptiles and amphibians. The changes are intended to address conservation concerns, including pressure from collection, disease transmission and illegal trade. The regulations would apply...

Maryland · 21h

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313-Pound Black Bear Among 89 Harvested During Maryland’s Annual Hunt

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland hunters harvested 89 black bears during the state’s 23rd annual black bear hunt held Oct. 26-31 in Allegany, Frederick, Garrett, and Washington counties. The 2026 harvest was consistent with the 5-year average of 95 bears. The 2026 harvest consisted of 28 male and 61 female...

Maryland · 2d

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With colder weather and rising costs, Maryland reminds families of energy assistance programs

As temperatures cool and energy costs remain hot, Maryland’s Office of Home Energy Program has served thousands more households in 2026 compared to 2025. “Every Marylander deserves to feel safe and comfortable in their own home, but we know that rising energy costs are putting real pressure on families across our state, especially as temperatures drop,” Gov. Wes Moore said.

Maryland · 23h

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Fairfax County voters OK bond funding for parks, human services renovations

The Audrey Moore REC Center and Clemyjontri Park are among the amenities set to benefit from bond funding approved by Fairfax County voters in the general election on Tuesday (Nov. 3). According to unofficial results from the Virginia Department of Elections, a $180 million park bond and a $75 million...

Fairfax County, VA · 21h

Baltimore Times

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Moore-Miller Ticket Wins Second Term While Supporting Black Leaders to Make History Across Maryland

Governor Wes Moore spent Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026 crossing central Maryland to greet voters at polling places alongside a slate of African American leaders running for county executive in some of the state’s largest counties. By the end of the night, Moore and his Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller had won a second term while helping to bolster other candidates to historic victories. Their partners included Julian Jones as Baltimore County’s first Black County Executive and Vanessa Atterbeary as Howard County’s first Black woman County Executive. Bring them into the ranks of Black political leadership that includes Aisha Braveboy, elected to a full term as Prince George’s County Executive and Will Jawando, County Executive-elect for Mongomery County.

Maryland · 16h

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Takoma Park Election Results 2026: Mayor and City Council

Takoma Park Mayor Talisha Searcy leads challenger Tom Gagliardo, 3,104 votes to 1,899, in the city’s unofficial results as of 10:39 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5. The results are unofficial. The city says vote totals “may change as more ballots that were postmarked by Election Day are received by the City Clerk in the days following the election” and that final results “are typically complete about one week after Election Day.” The City Clerk contacts voters to correct eligible ballot problems by 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, the Board of Elections reviews unresolved ballots Tuesday, Nov. 10, and certification is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 12, at a special City Council meeting, according to the city’s Voting Process page.

Takoma Park, MD · 1d

WJLA

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Second indictment follows years of warnings about unlicensed senior homes

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Maryland prosecutors have secured a second felony indictment against a man accused of operating an unlicensed assisted living program, marking another step in a crackdown on an industry state regulators had scrutinized for years without bringing criminal charges under a 2023 law. The latest indictment against...

Maryland · 2d

The Financial Wire

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A Florida clinic CEO got 13 months and a VA employee 6 months for kickbacks that steered veterans into care that billed the VA more than $14 million, DOJ said Nov. 5

A Florida clinic CEO was sentenced to 13 months in prison and a VA employee to six months for a kickback scheme that steered veterans and their families into a clinic whose claims to the VA topped $14 million, the Justice Department (DOJ) said Nov. 5. Prosecutors say more than $11 million of those claims... The post A Florida clinic CEO got 13 months and a VA employee 6 months for kickbacks that steered veterans into care that billed the VA more than $14 million, DOJ said Nov. 5 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Orlando, FL · 3h

The Financial Wire

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Florida loses a net 51 Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, Nebraska sees 18 plans leave and Wyoming loses six of its 14, while Aetna leaves Maryland entirely before the Dec. 7 deadline

Florida will have 51 fewer Medicare Advantage plans in 2027 than it did in 2026, the largest net drop of any state, according to a Becker’s Payer Issues tally of federal plan data. The count falls from 611 plans to 560. Wyoming is losing six of its 14, Nebraska sees 18 plans leave, and the... The post Florida loses a net 51 Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, Nebraska sees 18 plans leave and Wyoming loses six of its 14, while Aetna leaves Maryland entirely before the Dec. 7 deadline appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Florida · 1d

DC News Now

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DC seeks snow shoveling volunteers

The D.C. Mayor's Office is seeking volunteers for the annual Volunteer Snow Program.

Washington, DC · 17h

WTOP

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VDOT studying around-the-clock, two-way Express Lanes on I-95

This article was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partner InsideNoVa.com. Sign up for InsideNoVa.com’s free email subscription today. Read the article on Inside Nova. The Virginia Department of Transportation is exploring adding bi-directional, around-the-clock express lanes for approximately 45 miles of Interstate 95 in Northern Virginia. The...

Prince William County, VA · 1d

Apple Valley News Now

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Richland 11-year-old runs Blue Mile to honor late Marine brother Xavier Zavala

The Brief

Richland, WA · 2d

arlnow.com

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Miami vs. DC: What 90 condo projects can teach us about our market

Welcome to Kami’s Korner where we’ll take a deep dive into Arlington’s condominium market by focusing on what’s coming next. From emerging developments to shifting trends, this space will spotlight the opportunities and insights shaping the future of condo living in Arlington. I had the opportunity...

Miami, FL · 2d

thelocalgirl.com

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40 Things to Do in Northern Virginia This November 2026

November is here, and Northern Virginia has plenty of ways to make the most of the season before the holiday rush officially takes over. From festive markets and fall festivals to Turkey Trots, creative workshops, live performances, and family-friendly activities, there’s something happening throughout Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria, Loudoun County, and beyond. Whether you’re looking to get a head start on holiday shopping, spend a weekend exploring a new neighborhood, or enjoy the last few weeks of fall, The Fairfax Girl has rounded up 40 local happenings worth adding to your calendar. Read on for 40 things to do in Northern Virginia this November 2026.

Virginia · 2d

The Star Democrat

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Mid-Shore state races favor incumbents, Question 3 passes without support of District 1

EASTERN SHORE — On Tuesday, incumbent candidate Andy Harris defeated Dan Schwartz in the Maryland District 1 House race. Harris was first elected to serve in the House of Representatives in 2010. Prior to his time in the House of Representatives, Harris served in the Maryland State Senate for 12 years. Recently, Harris proposed millions of dollars in funding for District 1 as a part of a fiscal 2027 agriculture appropriations bill. Harris drew national attention on Oct. 13, after threatening to have a student reporter removed from a news conference. The incident occurred following a candidate forum held in Cambridge with Dan Schwartz. At an invitation only watch party held at Portside restaurant in Cambridge, FOX45 Rebecca spoke with Harris who self-declared victory early onTuesday night. In the interview Harris said, “What made the campaign successful is people in the first congressional district know that I deliver for them in Washington, and they come out on Election Day and they deliver for me.” He also commented on Question 3 being passed. “If the governor really believes in democracy, he should say, well, you know what, First Congressional district doesn’t like this idea, maybe we shouldn’t gerrymander the First Congressional

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