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    Ex-Maryland bank CEO sued in NFL player lending, identity theft scam
    A former bank CEO known for running lending services that expedite loans to wealthy clients is being sued after wiring millions to someone impersonating an NFL player.
    A former bank CEO known for running lending services that expedite loans to wealthy clients is being sued after wiring millions to an impersonator, according to the suit filed in the U.S. District Court for Maryland.
    Ashman declares victory over Shaw in District 3 council race
    With nearly 46% of the vote, Jud Ashman declared victory for the council seat.
    Jud Ashman in Gaithersbur on Election Day in 2025.
    Repairs at storm-damaged Anne Arundel light rail station may take days, officials say
    Repairs continue at Cromwell Light Rail Station days after storm damage indefinitely paused services.
    Storm damage at the Cromwell light rail station in Glen Burnie.
    The Dish: The Maryland restaurant that won’t serve tap water
    At Osteria 177 in Annapolis, guests can choose either still or sparkling bottled water, but the stuff from the spigot is strictly off the table.
    JUNE 5, 2026 - Guests to Osteria 177 in Annapolis choose to order either bottled still or sparkling water, but the stuff from the spigot is strictly off the table.
    An Eastern Shore school board wants an 18-and-over rule for young-adult books
    Classics like ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ and ‘Little Women’ might be off limits to most students under the proposed policy.
    The proposed policy calls for the superintendent to discipline librarians if “adult” reading material appears in the children’s section.
    US launches new strikes against Iran after three ships were hit in Strait of Hormuz
    The U.S. military launched new strikes against Iran early Wednesday, hours after three merchant ships were struck in the Strait of Hormuz, in the latest exchange of fire to threaten the interim deal to end the fighting between the two countries.
    Tankers anchored in the Strait of Hormuz off the coast of Qeshm Island, Iran, Saturday, April 18, 2026.
    Karla Silvestre declares victory in at-large Montgomery County Council primary
    Karla Silvestre has been an at-large member of the Board of Education, which is often a stepping stone to a seat on the Montgomery County Council.
    Karla Silvestre has declared victory in the race for the remaining at-large seat on the 11-member Montgomery County Council.
    Days after Fourth of July storm, some BGE customers still without power
    As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, about 4,000 BGE customers had been without power since July 4, and another 3,000 had been without power since July 5, the company said.
    The Fourth of July storm left Helga Mills' sister's home in Severn, a street away from her own home, with a tree in her front yard and a destroyed patio.
    Authorities identify man fatally shot by Baltimore Police officers after high-speed chase
    The Maryland attorney general’s office has identified the Anne Arundel County man who was fatally shot by six Baltimore Police officers following a high-speed chase early Sunday morning.
    Baltimore Police investigate a shooting in the 3300 block of the Clifton Avenue that involved officers early Sunday, July 5, 2026.
    Maryland lawmakers will lay groundwork for redistricting in August special session
    Maryland’s lawmakers will return to Annapolis in August to pave the way for future efforts to redraw the state’s congressional districts, Democratic leaders announced Tuesday.
    Senate President Bill Ferguson talks with House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk before a We are CASA rally outside the Maryland Statehouse before the signing of Senate bill 245 and House bill 444, ending Maryland’s 287(g) program which deputized local law enforcement to act as federal immigration agents.
    State police make multiple helicopter hoist rescues over Fourth of July weekend
    Six people across three counties were rescued by helicopter over the holiday weekend by the Maryland State Police Aviation Command.
    The MSPAC rescued six people via helicopter over the Fourth of July weekend, including three teen jet skiers in Talbot County.
    Father dies after reentering burning Maryland home to search for child
    Deputy state fire marshals are investigating a house fire in St. Mary’s County that left a man dead after officials say he reentered his burning home to find his 10-year-old child on Sunday night.
    Prince George’s County firefighter Jacob Smith puts a smoldering piece of wood on the side of the truck during a woods fire call in District Heights, Md. on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023.
    Potomac River water hit 94 degrees before fish kill, officials say
    Extreme heat likely contributed to a fish kill that spanned almost 14 miles along the Potomac River in Montgomery County, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment.
    Motorists cross the Harry W. Nice Memorial/Senator Thomas “Mac” Middleton Bridge on US 301 over the Potomac River between between Newburg, Maryland and Dahlgren, Virginia.
    A career woman grapples with endless demands of work and home in new novel
    Potomac-based author Caroline Bock explores the anguish of not being everything everyone needs at all times in her novel “The Other Beautiful People.”
    The cover of Caroline Bock's "The Other Beautiful People."
    After ballot errors, Maryland’s election board wants answers from vendor
    The Minnesota-based vendor sent some voters ballots for the wrong party and wasn’t able to determine which voters were affected.
    Baltimore County elections workers count mail ballots in Owings Mills last month.
    AI is the easy villain in a brutal job market. Researchers see more at play.
    As hiring slows and unemployment rates rise, workers are blaming artificial intelligence. New research from the University of Maryland suggests otherwise.
    Giant robot flicking tiny man. Ai technologies and unemployment problem concept. Vector illustration.
    Hutzell: While Maryland idles on Waymo, I went for a driverless ride in San Francisco
    No matter how prepared you are for the experience, seeing the wheel of a Waymo turn this way and that without the touch of human hands is disquieting.
    A trip to San Francisco in June was a chance to try out Waymo driverless cars as the company continues to work on bringing them to Baltimore.
    Montgomery County man arrested near BWI Airport charged with second kidnapping case
    A Montgomery County man charged with kidnapping a woman near Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is facing similar charges in Charles County.
    Maryland Transportation Authority police officers attend an announcement at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Monday, April 27, 2026.
    1 dead, 1 injured in shooting at ‘chaotic’ Maryland house party, police say
    A man died and another was seriously injured in a shooting at a Maryland house party attended by about 100 people, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office.
    A 23-year-old died after he was taken to the hospital by others at the party, police said.
    Flood watch across much of Maryland after turbulent weekend weather
    Marylanders should expect more stormy weather this week, with possible flash flooding.
    The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for much of Central Maryland.
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