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‘That wasn’t me’: Facial recognition error led to woman jailed six months in MD
A woman was jailed for six months in Maryland after facial recognition technology wrongly identified her as a suspect in fraud cases.
Her partner was killed in a MD assisted-living facility. She’s now suing.
An assisted-living facility worker accused of fatally shooting an 87-year-old resident had been the subject of repeated concerns by colleagues that the Maryland facility ignored, a lawsuit claims.
PG County jury awards largest tree-cutting verdict in MD history
A Prince George’s County jury awarded a $933,000 verdict to a Bowie homeowner whose neighbor had nine large trees on her property cut down while she was out of town.
Staffer at MoCo assisted living facility charged with killing 87-year-old resident
An 87-year-old resident of a Maryland assisted-living facility was shot and killed by a man authorities say was a 22-year-old staff member who later fired at a state trooper.
He wrote a murder mystery. His death in an assisted living home has become one.
Robert Fuller, an 87-year-old crime writer, was fatally shot in his Potomac assisted living home. Police continue to investigate the motive and suspect.
MoCo business launches restaurant marketing program
ZivZo, a marketing agency based in the Potomac-Rockville area, announced the launch of its specialized restaurant marketing program.
MD-based biotech company advances in Alzheimer’s AI contest
Potomac-based IGC Pharma Inc. has been selected as a semifinalist in the prestigious $1 million Alzheimer's Insights AI Prize.
CertifiKid goes national after $600K ‘Shark Tank’ investment
A website based in Potomac that offers discounts on activities for children and families has expanded from offering the deals in specific markets to offering them across America. CertifiKid LLC […]
Maryland lawyer’s uncle, buried as unknown soldier, returning home
WASHINGTON — Gerard Murphy never met his uncle Richard. But the Potomac, Maryland, native grew up hearing stories of the former journalist who enlisted in the Marines during World War […]
Glenstone reopens with new 200,000-square-foot museum
On Oct. 4, after five years of construction, Glenstone introduced its new expansion to the public — a 204,000-square-foot building, called the Pavilions.
2 from Md. among dead in Indiana plane crash
Authorities have identified three suburban Washington, D.C., residents as the victims who died in a small plane crash in southeastern Indiana.
Md. man, guilty in scam: ‘I have no idea how much money I received’
A former employee of the major contracting firm DynCorp International admitted Monday that while working in Iraq, he helped cheat the State Department out of millions of dollars. Jose Rivera, […]
