A fire at Patuxent Camp Sites in St. Leonard, Maryland, has displaced multiple families. The blaze, which started on December 30, involved at least six campers and multiple vehicles. What’s Happening: At around 4:07 p.m., firefighters from the St. Leonard Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company were called to a trailer fire at Patuxent Camp Sites. When […]
New Year’s Eve: Maryland Laws Keep Fireworks on a Short Fuse
Fireworks may be part of holiday traditions in many states, but in Maryland, the rules are strict and often misunderstood. For most residents, lighting fireworks at home — even on New Year’s Eve or July Fourth — is illegal. Most Fireworks Are Illegal Statewide Maryland law bans the possession, sale, and use of most consumer […]
Light Snow May Create Hazardous Driving Conditions in Anne Arundel County
Light snow could make roads dangerous in Anne Arundel County Wednesday morning, according to county emergency officials. What’s Happening: The Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management warns that light snow may create hazardous driving conditions during the morning commute. What’s Important: Officials caution that even light accumulation could lead to dangerous travel and delays […]
Costco, Giant Food, and Harris Teeter New Year’s Hours in Maryland
Maryland shoppers get a mixed bag for New Year’s Day shopping, with Costco shutting down while other major grocery chains keep their doors open. What’s Happening: Costco warehouses will close completely on January 1. Giant Food stores will stay open regular hours on New Year’s Day. Harris Teeter locations will keep their normal business hours. Food […]
She Says She’s A U.S. Citizen. ICE Arrested Her Anyway
A 22-year-old woman from Maryland is being held at an ICE detention facility in Texas while her attorneys fight to prove she is a U.S. citizen and stop her removal from the country. What’s Happening: Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales was moved to Texas after being detained in Louisiana following her arrest by ICE. What’s Important: […]
Maryland is About to Get Slammed With 55 MPH Winds
The US National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington issued a wind advisory for from 9 a.m. December 29 to 1 a.m. December 30. What’s Happening: A strong cold front will pass through the advisory area today, bringing west winds of 20 to 30 miles per hour and gusts up to 55 miles per hour, along with rapidly […]
Kidnapped Kentucky Girl Found Safe in Maryland
A 13-year-old girl from Kentucky who was kidnapped in October was discovered safe in Montgomery County, Maryland. What’s Happening: Wynter Wagoner, missing since October 14, was found in a Silver Spring home on December 26. What’s Important: Local police acted on a tip-off to locate Wynter along with Delgado, who now faces kidnapping charges from […]
Timeline: Harford Inmate’s Medical Emergencies Before Death
A Harford County Detention Center inmate died Saturday while being treated at a local hospital after multiple cardiac-related emergency visits over two weeks. What’s Happening: The Harford County Sheriff’s Office said George Kenney died at the hospital from a cardiac event after several medical emergencies that started inside the detention center. The sheriff’s office said detectives […]
These Are The New Laws That Go Into Effect in Maryland in January
Maryland residents will see major changes to their health insurance, property taxes, and professional licenses when the new year arrives. More than a dozen new state laws take effect on January 1, 2026, affecting everything from how much insulin costs to what doctors can require before approving treatment. What’s Happening: The Maryland legislature passed laws […]
U.S. Strikes Nigeria On Christmas: What We Know
The United States military struck ISIS targets in northwest Nigeria on Christmas night. What’s Happening: President Donald Trump announced the strike on social media, saying he directed the military action as Commander in Chief against ISIS terrorists killing Christians in the region. What’s Important: Trump said he warned the terrorists before to stop killing Christians […]
