Maryland

Senate panel passes bill making Chesapeake National Recreation Area a national park unit

The Chesapeake Bay area is one step closer to becoming part of the national parks system with the Chesapeake Bay National Recreation Area Act moving onto the Senate floor.

Beloved owner of RJ Bentley’s in College Park, Maryland dies at 77

The College Park community mourns the death of John Brown, a local legend who owned and co-founded R.J. Bentley’s restaurant and bar.

Ten Maryland veterans in need of transportation gifted cars

OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Veterans across Maryland struggle to find a consistent form of transportation after returning from their time in service. In honor of Veterans Day, ten veterans will be gifted vehicles, allowing them to have more freedom and…

Trump makes inroads in true-blue Maryland

Maryland remain blue in this election but overall the voting patterns in Maryland saw a shift from 2020 toward President-Elect Donald Trump.

Antisemitic incidents surge across the U.S. in the wake of the October 7 attacks

Michael Chelst was notified of property damage at his kosher restaurant in Northwest Washington. He was met with shattered windows.

Trump’s pledge to ‘drain the swamp’ risks thousands of Maryland federal jobs

Many federal jobs in Maryland could be jeopardy under President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to reclassify scores of civil servants as appointees.

Democrat McClain Delaney declares victory in Maryland’s 6th District House race

Democrat April McClain Delaney declared victory over Republican Neil Parrott in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District race.

Maryland lawmakers optimistic about local projects under second Trump term

Maryland’s Democratic lawmakers say they are optimistic about the prospects of projects that would require congressional and presidential support.

Maryland’s top 5 takeaways from the 2024 general election

Maryland remains a strong Democratic state as most of the rest of the country skewed Republican in the 2024 election.

Senate to have two Black women for first time following Alsobrooks win

Maryland Sen.-elect Angela Alsobrooks will make history in January as one of just five Black women to ever serve in the U.S.