BALTIMORE – After a week of weather in the 90s, there is still a massive pile of snow in a Baltimore mall parking lot. This “snowcrete” hasn’t melted, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to anytime soon.
Maryland passes vaccine legislature, as RFK Jr. plans to reduce federal vaccine involvement
WASHINGTON – Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy spoke to the House Committee on Ways and Means about his department’s priorities. For Maryland lawmakers, this directly opposes legislature just signed into law this week.
Last-minute lawsuit halts plan to remove D.C. bike lanes
WASHINGTON – Protesters celebrate a lawsuit that has temporarily blocked federal efforts to dismantle part of a bike lane on the National Mall. Federal officials say removing the lane would improve traffic flow during major events. Bike advocates are pushing…
Prince George’s County passes bill to clarify no waiting period for missing persons reports
LARGO, Md. – DeCara Rose’s Law passed by the Prince George County Council this week in honor of DeCara Rose Tompson. This law prohibits the waiting period required to file a missing persons report and reinforces they can be filed…
White House construction responsible for massive dirt mound on historic D.C. golf course
A dirt mound totaling 30,000 cubic yards, all from President Trump’s White House ballroom renovation, has been dumped on East Potomac Golf Links.
President Trump gives Iran until 8 p.m. EST to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, or “face total destruction”
President Trump said “a whole civilization will die tonight” if Iran doesn’t reopen its vital oil transport route through the Strait of Hormuz. He has threatened to strike nuclear plants and civilian infrastructures, which experts say could be considered a war crime.
National Capital Planning Commission approves Trump’s ballroom expansion
WASHINGTON – After months of heated testimony, the National Capital Planning Commission has given President Trump permission to proceed with his White House ballroom construction plans.
Baltimore County native leads Artemis II mission
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – NASA’s Artemis II is now heading toward the moon. It is first crewed mission to the moon since 1971. Artemis commander is Reid Wiseman, a Baltimore County native.
D.C. lawmakers postpone vote to extend juvenile curfew as violence continues
WASHINGTON – D.C. Council postponed a vote to extend a curfew for teenagers under 18. The proposal would establish an 8 p.m. curfew instead of 11 p.m. on weekends. This comes after fights, arrests and gunshots at teen gatherings in…
Prince George’s County Council votes on resolution investigating utility rate increases
LARGO, Md. – Prince George’s County Council voted today on a resolution requesting that the Office of People’s Council to investigate utility rate increases, which have soared across the state.