The U.S. beef cattle inventory is now at its lowest level since 1961, according to the USDA. One Maryland farmer pushes forward despite the nation’s shrinking herd.
Lawmakers review bills aimed at protecting children and teens from online harm
Kids today are growing up with countless online platforms at their fingertips. The House Energy and Commerce Committee reviewed a set of bills aimed to better protect kids from today’s tech-related risks.
Open Goal Project expands free youth soccer access in D.C.
WASHINGTON – With youth soccer in the U.S. often costing families thousands, the Open Goal Project is providing a free alternative. The organization offered no-cost soccer programming to more than 500 kids this year and expanded its reach to Southeast…
House passes bill to reopen government but full recovery could take time
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives passed a bill to reopen the government and President Trump has signed it into law, officially ending the shutdown. While federal offices are reopening, it may take several weeks to fully restore normal operations…
The government shutdown may be ending but food banks in Maryland still experience high demand
As the government shutdown nears its end, Maryland food banks are still feeling the strain.
U.S. Supreme Court hears case to determine the legality of the Trump tariffs
WASHINGTON – Child’s Play Toys and Books says its mission is to bring the best toys to its community. The Trump administration’s tariffs have made that harder. The added import costs have forced the local store to raise prices. Today,…
Anne Arundel County leaders announce funding for food distribution efforts
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. – The Trump Administration must partially fund SNAP using contingency funds, according to a federal court ruling. SNAP recipients still don’t know if and when they will receive their benefits. In response, Anne Arundel County leaders…
Jamaicans in Maryland provide support to victims of Hurricane Melissa
COLLEGE PARK, Md – It’s been two days since Hurricane Melissa first made landfall in Jamaica as a category five. Jamaican leaders say a lot of infrastructure in some parishes has been destroyed. Now, Jamaicans in Maryland and beyond are…
Lawmakers discuss how to reduce costs for farmers facing higher prices
ACCOKEEK, Md. – Farmers across Maryland say they are paying more for the resources they need to do their work. Lawmakers say a lack of competition among major agricultural suppliers may be driving those prices up, prompting a closer look…
FBI indicts NBA Coach and Player in illegal gambling schemes
The FBI announced that Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups, Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and former NBA player Damon Jones were among more than 30 people indicted in two separate but connected investigations into illegal gambling.