Maryland's six casinos posted $148.5 million in February 2026 gaming revenue, down 4.3% from last year, contributing $63.6 million to the state including $45.9 million for education—highlighting mixed ...

Charles County Commissioners introduced an independent Inspector General office, advanced ADU zoning changes for housing expansion, pushed three Waldorf affordable housing PILOT projects creating 439 ...

MedStar Washington and Georgetown Law research in JAMA Network Open outlines three strategies—clear policies, trauma-informed training, survivor advocates—to manage police in ERs, protecting violence ...

Southern Maryland Blue Crabs launch "Tickets for Tails" campaign, donating $1 from every online 2026 single-game ticket bought March 6-13 to Humane Society of Charles County, the no-kill shelter ...

Maryland Park Service launches upgraded reservations system on Feb. 24, 2026, for faster booking of campsites, cabins, and pavilions at 37 state parks—existing reservations transferred, activate at ...

USPS releases pane of 25 Forever stamps honoring diverse figures who shaped the American Revolution, with first-day interactive event April 10-12, 2026, at Smithsonian National Postal Museum in ...

Legal rights are the foundation of a fair and democratic justice system. While many people think of these protections only in the context of courtroom cases, they also apply in everyday life, helping ...

Charles County Department of Health launches 2026-2031 Strategic Plan focusing on technology modernization, service accessibility, workforce strength, and quality improvement to advance health equity ...

Eighth grader Ethan Atanga of Matthew Henson Middle School wins the 48th Charles County Spelling Bee on March 4, earning a spot at the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in late May near D.C. in this ...

St. Mary's College of Maryland men's lacrosse suffers 5-4 loss to Catholic University on March 4 in St. Mary's City, with Gavin McKay scoring twice but a late goal sealing the defeat in a low-scoring ...

College of Southern Maryland launches next vertical agriculture course March 31 at La Plata Campus, offering hydroponic training via $490K grant-funded program to prepare Southern Maryland residents ...

Maryland DHS warns up to 80,000 residents could lose SNAP benefits starting March 2026 under H.R. 1 federal work requirements expansion, urging eligibility reviews, exemptions checks, and support ...