Maryland State

Annapolis, MD

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (7News) — Several weeks ago, Gov. Wes Moore named long-time state police officer Col. Roland Butler to be his superintendent, essentially chief of the state police. There was some controversy over the fact that Butler was retiring from his job, drawing his pension, and then coming back...

Gov. Moore stands by his embattled nominee to be superintendent of Maryland State Police

Maryland transportation officials have temporarily closed the right lanes on a stretch of U.S. Route 50, just outside of Annapolis, Maryland, to make bridge repairs — an around-the-clock project that could slow westbound commuters. Crews with the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration closed the right lane of...

Week-long work zone on US-50 in Maryland could hamper commuters

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Silver Spring, MD

Kristen Walters

A national retail store chain with hundreds of stores throughout the country recently announced that it would be closing most of its store locations in Maryland. Many of these stores are currently running "closing sales" to liquidate inventory. Read on to learn more.

National discount retailer closing most Maryland store locations

Severn, MD

SEVERN, Md. — A new training center in Severn aims to get more people the skills and certifications they need to get into the electric utility industry. Line workers are on the job to keep the power on and neighborhoods safe. It's far from a typical desk job, but for the line workers, their office is up in the air, out in the elements, working on power lines.

New utility line worker training program aims to help Maryland's infrastructure

Florida State

Baltimore, MD

CBS Baltimore

BALTIMORE - As the nationwide search continues for Roy McGrath, the former Chief of State to former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, we now await the release of a purported tell-all book.McGrath failed to report to his trial last week in Baltimore on charges of theft, fraud and falsifying records.Instead, he's now a fugitive and subject of a book he apparently helped write, which is now available for pre-order.McGrath, who was one of Gov. Hogan's top advisers, is now wanted by the U.S. Marshals.At the same time, a book, "Betrayed: True Story of Roy McGrath" will be released Wednesday.It is ranked...

Tell-all book to be released this week as authorities still search for ex-Hogan adviser Roy McGrath

Washington, DC

200 children from five Hebrew schools in the Washington area competed in the regional JewQ competition, answering questions on all Jewish subjects. The winners are headed to the International JewQ Torah Championship. In the wake of Purim, Sara Bluming, Chabad of Potomac rebbetzin and Hebrew school director, remembers an important...

Maryland Hebrew School Kids Compete In Regional JewQ

Pennsylvania State

Joe Mertens

Disclaimer:The following information is updated for 2023. It is for educational purposes. Spending some time at your local flea market can be a great way to spend your day. From the great deals you can get and all of the cool items you can find, there's something to find there for everyone.

This Huge Flea Market in Maryland is a Must-Visit

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Maryland House Approves $62.5 billion with $900 million Added for Education Blueprint Reform

The Maryland House of Delegates passed a nearly $62.5 billion budget plan Friday, with nearly $1 billion in additional funding directed to state education reform efforts....

Maryland House Approves $62.5 billion with $900 million Added for Education Blueprint Reform

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