Maryland State

Lanham, MD

Annapolis, MD

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — One of Maryland's more unusual traditions was honored Saturday in full force as people burned their socks in Annapolis. The idea is to celebrate the spring equinox and the beginning of the boating season by burning those nasty winter socks. The tradition dates back to the...

Decades-old tradition leads Marylanders to burn socks. See why

Baltimore, MD

Maryland Reporter

Two events happened last month, both related to education, that are sadly related to one another. The first reported tragic results. The second reported a tragic decision. Both demonstrate how Maryland continues to leave thousands of students behind. First, based on data reported by the MD Department of Education, Project...

Two Tragedies of Maryland Education

Middle River, MD

BALTIMORE, MD—A Middle River man is quite at ease after his latest Maryland Lottery win. He plays frequently and has won prizes of up to $10,000 playing Pick 3 and Pick 4 in the past – but his most recent Pick 5 bet gave the happy winner a $50,000 prize, which is big enough to let him kick back.

Middle River man plans to sit back, relax following $50,000 Pick 5 win

LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, Md. (WBFF) — The Maryland State Police are investigating a crash and the death of a pedestrian on the section of the Baltimore beltway in Anne Arundel County. Police say 26-year-old Deja Sharvon May of Baltimore was killed. May had a 6-year-old passenger in her vehicle at...

Maryland State Police investigating crash, death of pedestrian on Baltimore Beltway

Florida State

Baltimore police on Monday announced an arrest in the fatal shooting of a teenager. Izaiah Carter, 16, was shot on March 6 in the Joseph Lee Playfields area near Patterson High school, where he was student. Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said authorities in Texas helped to apprehend Roger Alexander...

Baltimore police announce arrest in killing of Patterson High School student

Mount Rainier, MD

Maryland Matters

Honeybee losses are at record highs across the nation, with Maryland beekeepers reporting a 55% winter loss in 2021, the second highest in the...
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Building a Maryland wildlife corridor by the yard

Washington, DC

Finding information on school websites about teacher and superintendent salaries, the amount spent per pupil, or the amounts of contracts with outside vendors can be a challenge.
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Sunshine Week: What Maryland school systems make easy — or difficult — to learn about them

Baltimore residents are frustrated with the Department of public works and its rolled-back services. A lawsuit against the city of Baltimore over bi-weekly trash pick-up is gaining ground. A petition filed in circuit court now has more than 175 signatures - from residents, business leaders, and shopping centers who the city to return to weekly trash pick up.

Baltimore City refuses to return to weekly trash pick up

Charles County, MD

Waldorf, MD

INDIAN HEAD, Md. – The winds outside howled on a chilly Saturday, as the first attendees to the seventh annual History, Industry, Technology, and Science (HITS) Expo trickled into St. Charles High School in Waldorf, Maryland, March 11. Things would soon heat up however, as students and parents alike flooded the event, and encircled the Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division’s (NSWC IHD) booth to learn about the technologies supported by the command.

NSWC Indian Head Division Returns To Charles County HITS Expo

Elkton, MD

Shore News Network

BALTIMORE, MD – A Delaware man who said he rarely buys lottery tickets can’t hide the fact that he purchased a scratch-off ticket this week and won $50,000. The Delaware resident said while driving through Baltimore, he decided to stop and buy a ticket at Royal Farms on East Pulaski Highway in Elkton. “I am not a Lottery player,” he told Maryland Lottery Commission officials when he came to Baltimore to claim his prize. “The story of his big win begins with the painter contemplating his family’s finances. The 47-year-old told Lottery officials that an image of a Royal Farms
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Man who won $50,000 on scratch-off not a regular lottery player, but had a vision

Columbia, MD

WUSA9

COLUMBIA, Md. — Kenneth Weinberg may be the luckiest man in Columbia, Maryland. His good fortune is helping us all feel uplifted. Weinberg just won the lottery for the fourth time! Most recently, he won $50,000 from a Maryland scratch-off ticket. Weinberg said he is semi-retired and works as an advocate for a counseling group. This latest win is the fourth time he has won $50,000 or more playing the lottery.

Maryland man wins lottery for the 4th time | Get Uplifted

Accident, MD

Landover, MD

LANDOVER, Md. - Investigators say a man is dead after a weekend crash in Prince George's County. The crash happened around 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the 1000 block of Hill Road in the Landover area. Police say the man was the driver of the vehicle and was pronounced dead at...

Man killed in crash in Landover

Stevensville, MD

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, Md. - The Maryland State Police Crash Team is investigating a fatal crash that happened around midnight in Stevensville. According to Maryland State Police, the crash happened on Mar. 19 around 12:30 a.m. Troopers from the Centreville Barrack say they responded to a crash in the area of westbound Route 50, east of Piney Creek Road.

Fatal Crash Under Investigation in Stevensville

Greenville, NC

A Maryland dog who survived an attempt to put him down had recovered and was ready for adoption, according to HART for Animals, Inc, an organization that rescues and finds homes for pets. Dog recovers at Maryland Clinic after being shot …. A Maryland dog who survived an attempt to...

Dog recovers at Maryland Clinic after being shot in the head

Anne Arundel County, MD

Pasadena, MD

PASADENA, Md. — A Millersville man accused of pointing a gun at another driver Saturday morning in an alleged road rage incident faces charges, police said. Anne Arundel County police said officers were called around 9:45 a.m. Saturday to the Tower Federal Credit Union on Ritchie Highway in Pasadena.

Police: Man arrested in Pasadena road rage incident; loaded semiautomatic gun found in car

Glenarden, MD

Greenbelt, MD

Landover Hills, MD

Springdale, MD

Glenn Dale, MD

Cheverly, MD

North Englewood, MD

Mitchellville, MD

Berwyn Heights, MD

University Park, MD

Hyattsville, MD

Bladensburg, MD

College Park, MD

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Brentwood, MD

Colmar Manor, MD

Cottage City, MD

Seat Pleasant, MD

Beltsville, MD

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Maryland Man Wins $5 Million On Lottery Scratch-Off

LANHAM, Md. – He may not remember that 2023 was the 50th anniversary year for the Maryland Lottery, but it’s hard to imagine a father of...

Maryland Man Wins $5 Million On Lottery Scratch-Off

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