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    Prince George’s County State’s Attorney
    See who’s running for Prince George’s County State’s Attorney. Read candidate profiles and their responses to The Banner’s 2026 voter guide questionnaire.
    2026 Voter Guide: Prince George's County
    What to do this weekend, including the Baltimore Pride Parade and Shakespeare outside
    Whether you want to join a Baltimore Pride block party, attend a food and wine festival or celebrate the Maryland Science Center’s 50th anniversary, we’ve got you covered.
    A bubble machine sprays attendees at the 50th annual Baltimore Pride Parade in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore on June 14, 2025.
    Where to watch some World Cup matches across the capital region
    The World Cup kicks off Thursday, and watch parties are popping up across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties and beyond. Here are some of the best places to catch matches.
    Fans of Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi following an MLS match between D.C. United and Inter Miami in Baltimore in March.
    Banh mi and blackjack: Live! Casino wants to attract foodies, not just gamblers
    Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland’s owners hope Truong Tien, a Vietnamese restaurant that opened there in late May, will appeal to their changing customer base.
    At Truong Tien, diners can partake in dishes said to have been served to royalty. A double portion of the restaurant's banh mi, served on house baguette.
    7 things to do across the capital region, including Trolley Trail Day and summer concerts
    The best things to do across the capital region this week include Shakespeare in the Parks and Trolley Trail Day.
    The annual Shakespeare in the Parks summer series will take over parks across Montgomery and Prince George's counties with "As You Like It," starting June 14 through July 5. Last year brought a production of "The Comedy of Errors," pictured here in Rockville's Meadowside Nature Center on July 3, 2025.
    Wes Moore’s military service is not in doubt. His storytelling is.
    Wes Moore’s Army service is central to his political identity. Questions about the Maryland governor’s stories have opened a new fight over facts and credibility.
    Wes Moore gives a farewell address to the corps of cadets after serving as regimental commander.
    Manor Hill Brewing’s foes keep up the fight despite new state law that shields farm breweries
    Manor Hill Brewing’s neighbors are again asking authorities to crack down on the Ellicott City farm brewery, but a Maryland law going into effect next month could weaken their case.
    Manor Hill Brewing blanketed in snow on Wednesday Jan. 8, 2025. The brewery is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
    Streeter: A Maryland native tried to trademark ‘Hot Girls Read.’ Baltimore girls read her.
    COLUMN | Maryland native Allie Rose trademarked the phrase “Hot Girls Read,” which reminds locals of another business owner who tried to monetize a concept she didn’t create.
    Merchandise branded with "Hot Girls Read."
    Q&A: Local soccer coaches share their World Cup predictions — and hopes for the USMNT
    The World Cup will kick off on Thursday when Mexico and South Africa face off in Group A, and finish on July 19 with the championship match.
    Members of the Sweden men's national soccer team work out at Toyota Stadium, Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in Frisco, Texas, ahead of the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament.
    Orioles overcome the absence of their catchers in 7-2 victory over Mariners
    Jackson Holliday’s grand slam punctuates an Orioles victory at Camden Yards.
    Jackson Holliday returns to the dugout after hitting a grand slam in the seventh inning Wednesday night at Camden Yards.
    Nationals blow 8-run lead, lose to Giants on walk-off grand slam
    Bryce Eldridge’s slam lifts the Giants to an 11-10 win after they trailed 9-1.
    Nationals manager Blake Butera takes the ball from pitcher Gus Varland in the bottom of the ninth inning Wednesday in San Francisco.
    Higher energy prices push inflation above 4%. Trump says of report, ‘I love it’
    Rising gas prices pushed inflation to its highest level in three years last month, a headache for the Federal Reserve and a potential political challenge for the Trump administration as midterm elections near.
    Pumps at an Exxon gas station on North Howard Street.
    US military says it’s striking ‘multiple targets’ in Iran in second day of renewed fire
    The U.S. military said Wednesday it began another round of strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump warned that Tehran would “pay the price” for stalled negotiations. The escalating attacks threatened to derail efforts to end the war.
    President Donald Trump speaks to reporters at an event about maternal healthcare, Monday, May 11, 2026, in the Oval Office of the White House, in Washington.
    Agora founder responds to Baltimore’s lawsuit: ‘We want a refund’
    The founder of a Mount Vernon publishing business responded Wednesday to a city lawsuit accusing the company of deceiving customers.
    Exterior of The Agora Companies in Baltimore, Md. on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
    Second vigilante mom sentenced to 12 years for role in shooting of 2 teens in Columbia
    Columbia resident Wyketa Burgess, who was convicted for her role in the shooting of two teenagers outside a retail grocery store in Columbia on Oct. 12, 2024, was sentenced Wednesday morning.
    A Columbia woman is facing charges in Howard County tied to an Oct. 12 shooting that injured two teenagers in a grassy area adjacent to the Giant Foods parking lot on Centre Park Drive.
    Ravens practice report: Lamar Jackson eager to be ‘challenged’ as mandatory minicamp wraps up
    “I’m being challenged right now,” Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said at mandatory minicamp Wednesday. “It’s a new system [with] a lot of terminology within this system."
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) works out during the team's NFL football practice, Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at the Under Armour Performance Center in Owings Mills, Md.
    DPW suspends work on project as it investigates cause of treatment plant explosion
    City officials paused the capital project work that likely led to the explosion at the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant on Tuesday.
    Baltimore City firefighters were called just after 1 p.m. Tuesday to the 3500 block of Asiatic Avenue for reports of an explosion, department spokesperson Veobia Akilo said. The block is the site of the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant.
    Weeks before primary, election board launches inquiry into Jawando campaign
    The complaint alleges that Jawando’s campaign violated campaign finance laws by coordinating with the Working Families Party, a Brooklyn-based progressive group that backed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
    The complaint alleges that Will Jawando’s campaign violated campaign finance laws by coordinating with the Working Families Party, a Brooklyn-based progressive group that backed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
    Tyler Loop is ready to make the next kick with the same process, the same confidence as last year
    “My process hasn’t broken,” Loop said. “There may have been a hiccup or something that went wrong. And you need to be able to look at that, address it and then say, all right, I’m good.”
    Ravens kicker Tyler Loop, center, jogs as teammates run drills during organized team activities in May.
    Man arrested after road rage shooting on Baltimore-Washington Parkway, police say
    A Prince George’s County man was arrested in connection with a road rage shooting that left a man injured in Anne Arundel County on Wednesday, according to Maryland State Police.
    State Trooper Police Car from the Maryland State Police on parking lot.
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