‘Everything hurt’: Inside Pharrel Payne’s injury recovery for Maryland men’s basketball

Pharrel Payne dribbles the ball during Maryland men’s basketball’s 86-74 loss to Georgetown on Nov. 7, 2026. (Nathan VanSteenkiste/The Diamondback) Pharrel Payne was in a celebratory mood. Maryland men’s basketball’s star big man had just found out he’d been granted a medical redshirt waiver — and with it,...

PG County Native Kaila Charles Wins WNBA Championship

Former Riverdale Baptist girls basketball star Kaila Charles is a WNBA Champion with the Golden State Valkyries.

How to watch No. 6 Virginia vs. Maryland: TV, live stream info, storylines for tonight’s game

Sixth-ranked Virginia will take its undefeated record on the road against Maryland in an ACC-Big Ten rivalry game at 8 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBCSN. The Cavaliers (4-0) have won nine of the past 10 games against the Terrapins (1-1). This is the second game in a four-game series that began in 1913 with a 65-1 win for U.Va. The Cavaliers won 80-72 last year.

Defense contractor’s $3.7B shipyard needs welders. Maryland already faces a shortage

Maryland officials have touted Anduril’s planned $3.7 billion shipyard at Sparrows Point as a generational opportunity for the state’s workforce, promising thousands of Marylanders a path to good-paying manufacturing jobs, including as welders. But finding welders won’t be enough. The defense contractor will need workers who can qualify...

West Baltimore Clinic Opens to Serve 4,300 Patients a Year at Edmondson Village

Ascension St. Agnes cut the ribbon on a new primary care practice at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center on Friday, bringing a facility designed to serve more than 4,300 people a year to a corner of West Baltimore where access to a regular doctor has long been scarce. The practice is supported by funding from the Maryland Department of Health and is expected to officially begin accepting patients later this month.

Fort Meade Commission Orders Audit of Mayor's Virginia Data Center Trip

Fort Meade commissioners voted 3-2 to order an internal audit of Mayor Jaret Landon Williams' travel expenses, zeroing in on costs charged to the city for his October trip to Virginia, where he toured data centers. The vote sets up a formal review of exactly what the mayor billed taxpayers for during that trip.

$149K Maryland Lottery Jackpot Hits at Fort Smallwood Road Tobacco Shop

A Maryland Lottery player won $149,449 on a $5 Chili Pepper Payout ticket sold at a Curtis Bay tobacco shop, claiming the game's final progressive jackpot.

No. 1 IMG Academy Faces Bitter Rival St. Frances With National Title Hopes on Line

No. 1 IMG Academy faces St. Frances Academy in a bitter high school football rivalry with national championship implications and a 19-game winning streak at stake.

Maryland football vs. Wisconsin preview

The Terps look to keep the momentum rolling against a Badgers team that has rebounded this year. Coming off its first Big Ten win since September 2025, Maryland football has the opportunity to make it two wins on the trot. Beyond that, though, progress is being measured in other ways by those within the program — including the level of buy-in for a fresh start.

DeMatha Sends Championship Warning With Second Straight Win Over Gonzaga

DeMatha Catholic has made its intentions unmistakably clear. The Stags aren't simply hoping to compete for a Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) cham

Bonahue is a Finalist for Maryland College Presidency

Suffolk County Community College President Edward T. Bonahue, who joined the institution during the COVID-19 pandemic in June 2021, is actively in the running for a new post. Bonahue is one of four finalists to become president of Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland, where he participated in an Oct. 29 campus visit and public forum. The college, whose board of trustees will vote on its choice Nov. 16, according to a Nov. 11 update from AACC Board Chair A. Joyce Price-Jones, expects its next president to begin in July 2027 — immediately after Bonahue’s contract with SCCC ends.

Police investigate reported shots fired at north Baltimore intersection

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A woman told police a driver fired gunshots in her direction while she was stopped at a red light at a north Baltimore intersection Friday night, Baltimore police said. On Nov. 13, at around 7:40 p.m., officers responded to the intersection of W. North Avenue and...

A Maryland Pizza Chain Is Closing Its College Park Location Amid Rising Costs

A longtime favorite pizzeria, Potomac Pizza, announced the closure of its College Park location. After nearly a decade of service, the pizzeria will shut down in December due to rising operating costs. Potomac Pizza to Close College Park Location. Founded in 1978 by Adam B. Greenberg, Potomac Pizza is part...

‘A Raisin in the Sun’: How UMD’s cast breathes new life into a Black family’s 1959 story

Long before the first cast read-through, the actors in the University of Maryland’s rendition of “A Raisin in the Sun” had already embodied their characters: an immigrant torn between two worlds, a woman with a habit of tunnel vision and a Black girl coming of age. The...

Jones Widens Lead to 262 Votes in District 7 as Election Certification Faces Delay

Democrat Spencer Jones has expanded his lead over Republican Dawn Pulliam to 262 votes in the race for Anne Arundel County Council District 7, but the election remains uncertified as additional ballots are counted. The Anne Arundel County Board of Elections is expected to miss its Friday, November 13 certification deadline, with certification now likely on Monday, November 16.

Lima's Chicken Fires Up Fourth Location in Glen Burnie's Southdale Center

Glen Burnie has a new spot for charcoal-roasted chicken. Lima's Chicken, a fast-casual chain known for its Peruvian-style rotisserie birds, has opened its fourth location at the Southdale Shopping Center, bringing the brand's signature charcoal-roasted chicken and fresh sides to another corner of Anne Arundel County. According to the. ,...

Jayden Daniels' 24-yard completion to Ben Sinnott gets Commanders near midfield

And Then There Were None at Bowie Community Theatre

The more palatably named And Then There Were None, the latest production from Bowie Community Theatre, is a gorgeous show. No surprises there— director Tatum Moss’s aesthetic sensibilities are always on point, and the Bowie Playhouse remains among the more impressive community theatre venues in the DMV. Moss’s set concept is expertly realized by designer Dan Lavanga: even before the action begins, the set, with its elegant doors, fireplace, and bar — with various knickknacks (including an excellent Ten Soldier Boys poster and curious disappearing figurines to remind us why we’re here) and furniture courtesy of props designer and set dresser Roy Hammond — suggest the quality of the production to come.

University of Maryland, Eastern Shore backers sue for 136 years of underfunding

Since it opened as a land-gran university in 1890, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore has been underfunded and systemically shortchanged by the state and the university system, say supporters of the historically Black university, who are suing to do something about it. The group called ForUMES, comprised of students,...

Your weekend planner: Maryland Irish Festival, Alpaca Festival and more

Whether you're looking for live music, outdoor adventures, or a chance to meet some fuzzy farm animals, this weekend has something for everyone.