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MD senator drawing attention to hundreds of boys who died in custody
A Maryland senator is bringing a spotlight to the deaths of as many as 300 Black youths at a juvenile detention facility.
MD immigrants detained by ICE find themselves far from home
Many immigrants who used to live in Maryland now find themselves in detention centers many miles away, anxiously awaiting their fate.
Stefon Diggs, NFL player and MD native, facing criminal charges
New England Patriots receiver and Maryland native Stefon Diggs is facing criminal charges for felony strangulation or suffocation.
How Social Security has gotten worse under Trump
The Woodlawn-based Social Security Administration began the second Trump administration with a hostile takeover. It ends the year in turmoil.
Stalled NIH research grants to get review after lawsuit from MD, others
The Trump administration reached a deal over cuts to funding for diversity-related research, agreeing to review grant applications.
Budget deficit, energy and tax issues loom over MD economy
Maryland’s economy shows strong assets but faces high taxes, a $1.5B deficit, workforce gaps and federal uncertainty.
Astronaut from MD achieves childhood dream of traveling to space
Potomac native Chris Williams speaks on his eight-month ISS mission and how Montgomery County schools shaped his path.
After daughter’s death in MD, family keeps fighting for fire safety
After a deadly Silver Spring fire, the Diaz family funds smoke safety hoods and drives Maryland fire safety laws to protect tenants in high-rise buildings.
Volunteers helped track down man who sent antisemitic threats in MD, other states
Dozens of threatening letters were mailed to Jewish institutions in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Virginia and the District.
MD developer gets approval for 600+ housing units near Reagan airport
Alexandria’s City Council unanimously approved special use permits for a Maryland-based company to develop 640 housing units in Potomac Yard.
MD mom ruled fit for trial 11 years after her young kids vanished
A Maryland mother accused of strangling her two youngest children to death 11 years ago may be headed for trial.
Maryland adapts to the ‘greying of America’
Maryland senior living providers are expanding and innovating care models as the aging population grows and demand for housing rises.
