MARYLAND MATTERS: Even though they have the financial resources from the federal government to help non-fluent English speakers receive interpretation services, many Maryland mental health providers choose not to, a study released last week found. […]
WTOP: The clock is ticking for Maryland drivers to pay outstanding toll bills without having to pay any late fees. Maryland transportation officials launched a program in February allowing drivers who have late fees associated with unpaid […]
DC Bread for the City is giving away $50 debit cards, turkeys, and grocery bags with bonus holiday fixings to DC Residents until November 23. You can pick up these items Monday to Thursday, 9 […]
Washington Informer: Prince George’s County Council has $500,000 available for nonprofit organizations to apply in combating one of the jurisdiction’s hardest crimes: domestic violence. It’s the council’s seventh year dispersing money for groups to use […]
If you’re looking to enjoy the local nightlife in the District, Metro is rolling out some cost-saving fares starting Monday. Metrorail’s weeknight $2 flat fare per one-way trip begins at 9:30 p.m. This adds to the […]
Finding a convenient place for mental health services will now be a little easier for Prince George’s County residents, with a new behavioral health center opening in Lanham, Maryland. “Our community is in crisis, and […]
Whether you’re exploring what it might be like to get into a running routine or need guidance to improve personal performance stats, there’s a new running program at the University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical […]
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WDVM) — The Prince George’s County Memorial Library System is partnering with the Prince George’s County Health Department to offer health resources and free groceries at local library branches. The initiative […]
Are your car’s mirrors angled so you can see as much road as possible behind you? Now is a great time to adjust them. Gov. Larry Hogan has proclaimed May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month […]
English, Korean, Spanish. Maryland has partnered with a nonprofit that provides multilingual support to callers on a range of issues, including reporting hate crimes. The service, 211 Maryland, shares reports of hate crimes with law […]
