DC’s No Kings rally brings out peaceful protesters

Many attendees in Washington Saturday went as families, taking small children and pushing strollers. Kevin Gilligan, 38, who attended with his wife and young son, explained why he took his child to the rally.

PHOTOS: Thousands flock to Annapolis for annual boat shows

Tens of thousands of people swarmed Downtown Annapolis the past two weekends as the city hosted its annual fall powerboat and sailboat shows.

Annapolis Pride parade celebrates community

Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival highlights the importance of community and unity after being postponed due to severe weather.

CNS News Quiz | Week of Oct. 13: Federal workers struggling, CDC cuts and more

Take this quiz to see how well you’ve been paying attention to this week’s news.

Amid federal shutdown, Marylanders worry about paying the bills

Some workers are concerned about how to pay for their most basic needs.

Israel and Hamas agree to phase one of Trump’s Gaza peace deal

College Park, Md. — CNS’s Ben Wolf breaks down what still needs to happen for the war in Gaza to officially come to an end.

CDC cuts may slow agency functions, former leaders warn

Two former senior leaders at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are warning that government cuts will hurt the agency’s ability to protect Americans’ health.

Hispanic heritage festival carries on despite fear of immigration raids

Counties and cultural organizations around the state have cancelled or scaled back events around Hispanic Heritage Month for fear of being targeted by immigration enforcement. But some organizers still held the events that included safety measures for those concerned.

How much do groceries cost in Maryland? We’re keeping track

Has your grocery bill shot up? If you’ve visited the aisles of any Maryland supermarket recently, you’ve likely noticed that prices have ticked higher on more than a few of your staple foods.

Consumer Price Index will be released on Oct. 24, despite government shutdown and stalled data collection efforts

The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that it will release the Consumer Price Index, despite facing disruptions in data collection due to the government shutdown.