As federal government reopens, some popular DC tourist sites won’t welcome visitors until the weekend
Making ends meet as a single mom is no easy task, especially at a time when SNAP benefits are murky
BALTIMORE–Dinner ideas for three with the following: one onion, three sweet potatoes, green beans, biscuits. That is one of the most recent conversations Jenna Crocker has had with ChatGPT, asking for meals she can make with the ingredients left in…
Maryland’s surprising role in implementing Trump’s immigration agenda
Maryland sheriffs have transferred at least 119 people from their local jails to Immigration and Customs Enforcement since Trump’s inauguration back in January.
As House passes bill to end shutdown, Maryland Democrats are not on board
The House vote followed the Senate’s approval of the same measure, when eight Democrats joined Republicans to advance the deal after weeks of disagreement.
Amid losing streak, Maryland football builds for the future and backs Locksley
Maryland football is battling a five-game losing streak, but the focus inside the program remains on growth and development.
Furloughed IRS lawyer runs hot dog stand during shutdown
WASHINGTON – During the government shutdown, furloughed IRS lawyer Isaac Stein fired up a lifelong dream, running a hot dog stand called Shysters Dogs. Now his cart has become a local favorite and a full-time gig, turning his time off…
DC small businesses lose money during government shutdown
Small businesses in D.C., like Sweet Lemon Café near Capitol Hill, are feeling the strain four weeks into the federal government shutdown.
The government shutdown may be ending but food banks in Maryland still experience high demand
As the government shutdown nears its end, Maryland food banks are still feeling the strain.
Senate passes bill to end shutdown, heads to the House
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate voted Monday night to advance a continuing resolution to fund the government. The deal would end the government shutdown once it passes in the House and President Trump signs it. Maryland lawmakers are speaking out…
Marylanders are concerned about AI, but they still use it on a regular basis
A recent University of Maryland – Baltimore County poll shows Marylanders are both intrigued and concerned about artificial intelligence. While many reported using AI regularly, most worry about its potential impacts on misinformation, identity theft and loss of human connection.