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    Dangerous flooding from Tropical Storm Arthur, first of the Atlantic season, threatens Gulf Coast
    Tropical Storm Arthur formed off the Texas coast on Wednesday as the first tropical storm of the season in the Atlantic basin, threatening a wide swath of the Gulf Coast with potentially dangerous flooding even as it was expected to quickly weaken.
    Officials urged millions of people along the Gulf Coast to take the storm seriously amid warnings that it could dump dangerous amounts of rain in some areas.
    How comfortable is Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels with a new offense? It might take awhile.
    After an injury-riddled 2025, one that Daniels prefers not to discuss, the Commanders star is facing more questions than he expected.
    Jayden Daniels was the Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2024 but played only seven games last season because of injuries.
    Meet the first Maryland native selected in the PWHL Draft
    Annapolis native Lacey Eden was selected by Las Vegas with the fifth overall pick, becoming the first Maryland-born player drafted into the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
    United States forward Lacey Eden skates against Canada during the first period of a women's Rivalry Series hockey game in San Jose, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)
    Sports betting firms are buying attack ads in Maryland House of Delegates primaries
    A super PAC funded by sports betting companies has poured nearly $1.9 million into Maryland’s Democratic primary elections, including $645,000 against two House of Delegates candidates.
    A hand hold a mobile phone with four sports betting apps displayed.
    Mangione will assert psychiatric defense in murder case in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing
    Luigi Mangione will assert a psychiatric defense at his state murder trial in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a judge said Wednesday.
    Luigi Mangione appears for a pre-trial hearing at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York, Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
    A party-switcher and a MAGA loyalist are the GOP’s top options to take on Moore
    It’s anybody’s guess who will win the Republican governor nomination, with no public polling or other indicators of the state of the race.
    Republican candidates Dan Cox, left, a former state delegate, and Ed Hale Sr., the owner of the Baltimore Blast and a retired banker.
    Nasim Nuñez’s strong offensive performance anchors Nationals in 6-4 win over Royals
    Nasim Nuñez reached base in all four of his plate appearances, hitting two triples, earning two walks, driving in a run and scoring three more in the team’s victory.
    Washington Nationals' Nasim Nuñez beats the tag by Kansas City Royals third baseman Maikel Garcia for an RBI triple during the third inning.
    Trump administration uses hydrogen peroxide and tiny bubbles against algae in Reflecting Pool
    President Donald Trump’s remodeled Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool with its “American flag blue” bottom has turned chartreuse from an algal bloom that park service workers struggled to address Tuesday just days after its more than $14 million renovation.
    Members of the National Park Service clean algae from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Tuesday, June 16, 2026, in Washington.
    Trump cuts send one of Maryland’s leading vaccine centers scrambling
    A University of Maryland center that develops vaccines is changing focus under Trump while Ebola and other pathogens loom.
    Stefan Kappe, a malaria researcher, was recently named director of the University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health.
    Sen. Dalya Attar’s indictment leaves Black Baltimoreans asking who gets grace
    Dalya Attar’s extortion case is fueling rising resentment in Baltimore’s 41st District, where the state senator is facing a challenge from Del. Malcolm Ruff in one of Maryland’s most contentious primaries.
    David Smallwood outside of his home in Uplands on July 26. Smallwood has been leading the effort to get the city to clean up the overgrown alleys.
    Terminated by Trump, Maryland federal workers are running for new jobs
    Who better to run government, they say, than the people who really understand the nuts and bolts of it.
    The candidates hail from the FBI, the U.S. Agency for International Development and the National Institutes of Health. They’ve represented America overseas as diplomats and on disaster response teams, and aided in historic criminal investigations, including of President Donald Trump.
    Maryland Democrats’ ads try to sway Republican primary for governor
    The ads play up Dan Cox’s association with President Donald Trump and emphasize Ed Hale Sr.’s recent conversion to the GOP.
    Still images from a pair of video ads from incumbent Gov. Wes Moore’s campaign against Republican candidates Ed Hale, left, and Dan Cox are running on Fox News and Facebook.
    As Brandon Aiyuk rumors swirl, the Commanders’ hopes might rest on a reunion with a receiver they drafted years ago
    After the offense ground to a halt last year and the Commanders blew up the receiver room, Dyami Brown could be coach Dan Quinn’s best hope at finding a receiving threat not named Terry McLaurin.
    Washington Commanders wide receiver Dyami Brown works out during practice on June 9.
    Wizards hosting NBA draft party for top pick, court dedication for John Wall in D.C. next week
    The Washington Wizards will host an NBA draft party next Tuesday night for fans, the team announced, part of a week of community events celebrating the franchise’s past and present.
    Washington Wizards' John Wall, left, and NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum, pose for photos after Tatum announced that the Wizards had won the first pick in the draft lottery on May 10.
    Luigi Mangione hearing delayed after DA failed to tell jail he’s needed in court
    A hearing in Luigi Mangione’s state murder case in the killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was postponed until Wednesday after prosecutors failed to inform his jailors that he was needed in court.
    FILE - Luigi Mangione appears in Manhattan Criminal Court for an evidence hearing, Dec. 18, 2025, in New York. (Shannon Stapleton/Pool Photo via AP, File)
    Woman describes turning in Maryland couple wanted for murder after Cash App transaction
    The couple was hiding out from police at the Ohio home of a good Samaritan who had no idea about the killing. 
    The logo for the Montgomery County Police Department seen on the exterior of the District 3 headquarters in Colesville, Md. on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
    Hutzell: By the numbers, a Maryland primary election index
    COLUMN | Elections involve a lot of numbers. There are numbers now, however, that can give us some clues. Consider these while you wait.
    Outside the Moyer Recreation Center at Truxtun Park in Annapolis, signs for candidates remind anyone passing that it’s election time.
    Ron Marinaccio, Craig Stammen disciplined for Gunnar Henderson hit by pitch
    Padres right-hander Ron Marinaccio hit Henderson with the first pitch of an at-bat, which occurred with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning and San Diego leading by six.
    Padres manager Craig Stammen argues with umpire Chris Conroy after pitcher Ron Marinaccio, foreground, is ejected in the ninth inning of Saturday's game.
    The Nationals use a 5-run fifth to win their third straight game
    The 7-3 victory extended the Nationals' winning streak to three games and pushed them three games above .500 for the first time since 2019 when they won the World Series.
    Washington Nationals designated hitter James Wood (29) celebrates with Nasim Nuñez (26) and CJ Abrams (5) after scoring a run against the Kansas City Royals during the third inning.
    Help is on the way for Maryland farmers hit by late-spring freeze
    Financial assistance is on the way for Maryland farms and vineyards devastated by an unseasonably late freeze this spring.
    Three weeks later Black Ankle Vineyards is still grappling with the damage of a late season frost that decimated their buds for grapes.
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