Maryland

The life of Theaux Le Gardeur, guardian of the Gunpowder River

Theaux Le Gardeur serves as the Gunpowder riverkeeper, an essential role in protecting the watershed. His job is to pay meticulous attention to what others easily ignore. His profession is a blend of science, advocacy and education.

Maryland implements Eric’s ID Law for drivers with hidden disabilities

Eric’s ID Law allows drivers to voluntarily disclose invisible disabilities in state IDs, an effort sparked by advocacy from a Montgomery County teen with autism.

The SEC, yet again, is college football’s most watched league

The Southeastern Conference and Disney-owned networks continue to dominate college football viewership after wrapping up the regular season over Thanksgiving weekend.

Maryland Democratic lawmakers denounce Venezuelan boat strikes as illegal

Maryland Democratic lawmakers have denounced the U.S.’s controversial second strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean as a violation of the law.

The Commanders’ move back to RFK brings back memories for longtime fans

In 2030, Washington’s football team will return to the RFK Stadium, its first home of 35 seasons. Longtime fans can’t wait — especially Stephen Koontz, who owns an appliance store that was once inside Redskins Stadium.

Lawmakers review bills aimed at protecting children and teens from online harm

Kids today are growing up with countless online platforms at their fingertips. The House Energy and Commerce Committee reviewed a set of bills aimed to better protect kids from today’s tech-related risks.

5 Black-owned bookstores in Maryland you’ll want to bookmark

Across Maryland, Black-owned independent bookstores serve as community spaces where reading, conversation and culture intersect.

Thanksgiving by the numbers: How much Marylanders can expect to spend this holiday

Marylanders can expect to pay around $88 for a thrifty 10-person Thanksgiving feast this year, according to a Capital News Service analysis. 

Maryland has the second highest commute time in the U.S.

Marylanders are spending more time on the road– the state now has the second-longest commute time in the country.