COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Governor Wes Moore has launched a new redistricting commission to explore possible changes to Maryland’s congressional map ahead of the 2026 elections. The move comes as some Democrats push to redraw boundaries following similar efforts in…
Anne Arundel County leaders announce funding for food distribution efforts
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Md. – The Trump Administration must partially fund SNAP using contingency funds, according to a federal court ruling. SNAP recipients still don’t know if and when they will receive their benefits. In response, Anne Arundel County leaders…
A robot dog is turning into a first responder to assist medics in the field
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Researchers at the University of Maryland are turning robot dogs into first responders that will help medics treat victims more efficiently. Spot the Dog interacts with victims and feeds the data collected to medics to better…
A new Buzz in College Park after Williams’ first win
BALTIMORE – The Buzz Williams era began for Maryland men’s basketball last night as the squad tipped off its season in Baltimore’s Hall of Fame Series against Coppin State. Despite being without starters Myles Rice and Solomon Washington, it was…
Maryland looks to get out of its own way ahead of homecoming test vs. No. 2 Indiana
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Maryland football enters homecoming weekend on a three-game skid. Despite the losses, the Terps’ biggest obstacle has been themselves as they look to clean things up against No. 2 Indiana.
BARCS Halloween event raises $400K for Baltimore’s homeless pets
BALTIMORE – The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) raised over $400,000 for pet adoption at their annual Halloween event. It’s part of their ongoing efforts to help fight animal cruelty in Baltimore City. The shelter brings in over…
Daycare teaches toddlers to communicate through sign language
BEL AIR, Md. – For babies who can’t yet talk, communication can be a challenge. The Learning Experience teaches children as young as six weeks old to use sign language to express basic needs.
Jamaicans in Maryland provide support to victims of Hurricane Melissa
COLLEGE PARK, Md – It’s been two days since Hurricane Melissa first made landfall in Jamaica as a category five. Jamaican leaders say a lot of infrastructure in some parishes has been destroyed. Now, Jamaicans in Maryland and beyond are…
Lawmakers discuss how to reduce costs for farmers facing higher prices
ACCOKEEK, Md. – Farmers across Maryland say they are paying more for the resources they need to do their work. Lawmakers say a lack of competition among major agricultural suppliers may be driving those prices up, prompting a closer look…
Local group helps close the gap in breast health access
WASHINGTON– One in eight women is affected by breast cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. Many still struggle to access screenings and follow-up care because of financial and transportation barriers. The Brem Foundation is working to close that gap…