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Maryland Data Center Summit draws hundreds, aims to educate different stakeholders
Power demand was one of the most prominent topics discussed and debated at the Maryland Tech Council’s inaugural Maryland Data Center Summit on Thursday at Frederick Community College. The summit was sold out — hundreds registered to attend — and featured panels on several data center-related topics, like workforce development, why Maryland is desirable for data center development, and the ...
WATCH: Storms roll through DC, Maryland, Virginia
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Heavy storms brought bouts of rain, lightning and hail as it began rolling through the D.C. area on Thursday night. Here’s what some DC News Now viewers captured in their neighborhoods: Lightning striking near Colgan High School in Prince William County, Va. — Hail in Boyds, Md. — Golfball-sized hail […]
Alice Ferguson Foundation set to celebrate its 70th
The Alice Ferguson Foundation invites the community to raise a glass on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the 10th Annual Pinot on the Potomac wine tasting and garden party, to celebrate the foundation’s 70th anniversary of providing environmental education to students and adults throughout the Potomac River watershed. “For seven decades, we’ve been dedicated to inspiring students and adults throughout the Potomac River watershed to cherish and protect our natural world,” said Theresa Cullen, Executive Director of the Alice Ferguson Foundation. “Pinot on the Potomac is...
Marilyn Mosby seeks permission to travel to California for employment training
Lawyer for the federally convicted former Baltimore state’s attorney, who was sentenced to home detention, says the trip is required as part of a tentative job offer. Marilyn Mosby, who was sentenced to home detention as part of her conviction for mortgage fraud and perjury charges, has asked for permission to travel between Maryland and California from September 29 to October 6 for employment purposes.
Add another presidential candidate to the mix: Green Party qualifies for ballot in Maryland
Maryland election officials certified that the Green Party had collected more than the 10,000 petition signatures needed to be officially recognized by the state as a political party, a designation that lets it place candidates on the ballot.
State settles lawsuit with inmate over seizure of a walking boot
The Maryland Department of Corrections will pay an inmate at the Western Correctional Institution $25,000 to settle a federal lawsuit after corrections officers confiscated his walking boot, a prescribed medical device they said could be weaponized.
Minary's Dream helps see kids off to successful school start
CHESTERTOWN — On Sunday, parents were grateful for Minary’s Dream Alliance’s annual back to school event, the Back to School Bash III at 9155 American Legion Rd. The organizers were pleased with the good turnout. Co-Founder Paul Tue III expressed the importance of the event, especially in financially uncertain times in the country. “For a...
Back to school bash offers chance to meet school officials and candidates
CHESTERTOWN — On Saturday, at Fountain Park, John Queen, president of the Bayside H.O.Y.A.S. and candidate for the Kent County Public School Board, gave away school supplies to the community. The back to school block party was an impromptu event, he said, thinking why not take the opportunity to distribute pencils, pens, notebooks, glue sticks, scissors and other items on the Kent County Public School list of supplies. He handed...
Khari, Kent's newest K-9
CHESTERTOWN — A certified member of the Kent County Sheriff’s Office, from unknown origins, living on the street for an indiscriminate amount of time, can go from calm to attack-mode in the blink of an eye. This member runs like the wind, clocked at 37 miles-per-hour, and can detect illegal substances in hidden places within seconds. This member is not a genetically-altered super police officer, per-se. ...
Ravens, Panthers Top Destinations For Cut Quarterback
The Cleveland Browns had to make a tough decision with their quarterback room and ultimately cut longtime veteran Tyler Huntley instead of 2023 fifth-round pick Dorian Thompson-Robinson. Huntley might not be as good as his Pro Bowl status would indicate, but the former undrafted free agent is good enough to be a reliable backup in the right offense. The quarterback appeared in 20 games from 2020 to 2023, making nine starts while completing 64.6% of his passes for 1,957 yards, eight touchdowns, and seven interceptions while adding another 509 yards and three scores on the ground.
Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies: Empowering Adult Learners to Achieve Their Dreams
For many adults in Baltimore and beyond, returning to college is not just an educational pursuit—it’s a transformative step toward new career opportunities and personal growth. Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies (CICS) is dedicated to making that journey as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.
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