PATCH: MARYLAND — There are 4th of July fireworks shows, parades and other events scheduled across Maryland this weekend through Tuesday as communities celebrate Independence Day 2023. We have all the fireworks shows happening in […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Regarded as the Grandfather of Black Basketball, Edwin “EB” Bancroft Henderson was honored this past weekend by dedication of a statue to him at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) sports […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Faith Harrison, a resident of Upper Marlboro and 2023 graduate of Bishop McNamara High School, traveled to Mobile, Alabama, on June 14, to participate in the 66th Distinguished Young Women National Finals, a […]
By Michael Hughes BALTIMORE SUN: Beginning July 1 recreational cannabis will be legal for adults 21 and over, and you might be thinking of partaking. But the options are many: to smoke or vape? Edibles, but […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: With its inaugural gala “Dream in Color,” on Saturday, June 24, the Canady Foundation for the Arts (CFA) not only celebrated local arts, arts educators and artists, but also emphasized the importance of providing […]
Maryland Matters: New data shows that for the past 15 years, the costs of essentials such as food, child care and housing have increased faster than wages of common occupations, meaning that Maryland families, particularly […]
By: A.J. Harrington HIGH TIMES: Regulated sales of recreational marijuana begin in Maryland on Saturday, leaving retailers with only days to prepare for the launch of legal adult-use cannabis in the state. In November, Maryland […]
WTOP: Giant Food, which is headquartered in Landover, Maryland, may be forced to close some stores if an uptick in thefts and violence continues, the grocery store chain’s president says. It’s a trend other big box […]
Photo: Panelists at the United Way of Central Maryland’s 98th annual meeting discuss how nonprofits and entrepreneurs can assist low-income families on June 22, 2023. Photo by Danielle J. Brown MARYLAND MATTERS: Government officials, nonprofit […]
WTOP: The D.C. man who opened fire inside Tysons Corner Center Mall last summer, sparking fear among shoppers, has been sentenced to three years in prison. Noah Settles, 23, faced up to 33 years in prison after he entered an […]
