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Back-to-school brew: teachers, administrators can get a free cup of coffee from Wawa
Wawa is providing teachers and administrators in the Mid-Atlantic with the perfect post Labor Day back to school pick-me-up in the form of a free cup of coffee. Here's when and how teachers and admins can get their free cup of coffee this week. ...
Racing, Training Operations Cease at Pimlico
Operations have ceased at Pimlico Race Course as of Saturday, August 31, in order to allow the construction of the new Pimlico under the Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority. Saturday, Maryland Jockey Club Acting president and General Manager Mike Rogers issued a statement marking the event. “On July 1, 2024,...
Construction company founded in Nebraska awarded contract to rebuild Francis Scott Key Bridge
Maryland transportation leaders on Thursday approved a contract for rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge several months after the 1.6-mile (2.6-kilometer) steel span collapsed under the impact of a massive container ship that lost power and crashed into one of its supporting columns.
Maryland's First Human Case of West Nile Virus for 2024 Announced
Maryland residents reminded to take basic steps to reduce risk of infection from mosquitoes. Maryland 2024 – The Maryland Department of Health today announced that an adult living in the Baltimore Metropolitan region has tested positive for West Nile virus – the first confirmed human case of the virus in Maryland this year. The patient has recovered from the infection.
Maryland Attorney General: Former dentist to spend 18 months in prison after violating probation terms
MARYLAND (DC News Now) — A former Potomac dentist will spend 18 months in jail after violating probation terms. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown’s office said Friday that 57-year-old Seyed Hamid Tofigh pleaded guilty to defrauding a state health plan and practicing dentistry without a license on Feb. 6. Brown said that Tofigh was charged […]
Ravens HC John Harbaugh conveys Tylan Wallace's potential roles this season
When you’re near the bottom of the depth chart, your best opportunities for consistent playing time often come in the game’s third phase. Tylan Wallace has made the Baltimore Ravens roster as the fifth or sixth wide receiver. Barring a rash of injuries, he won’t be a massive part of what the Ravens do on offense this season.
VIDEO! History major presents research at Johns Hopkins
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- At Westminster College, students are encouraged to attend and present at academic conferences where they can build their networking skills and meet with leaders in their fields, and sophomore Hayne Webster is grateful for the early exposure he was given last spring. Webster, an honors student and...
Maryland Governor Wes Moore Apologizes For Bronze Star Error On White House Fellowship Application
Gov. Wes Moore said he made "an honest mistake" when he claimed to receive the prestigious Bronze Star award on his White House fellowship application 18 years ago. The post Maryland Governor Wes Moore Apologizes For Bronze Star Error On White House Fellowship Application appeared first on NewsOne.
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO speaks on students with cellphones in classrooms
With the new school year underway in Baltimore, the debate on how to handle cell phones in the classroom continues. Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Santelises spoke with WBAL’s T.J. Smith on Friday. Santelises said cell phones should be strictly for educational use. “Our current cell phone policy...
Attorney for victim in Adnan Syed case applauds Maryland Supreme Court decision upholding conviction
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (DC News Now) — Adnan Syed’s murder conviction still stands. On Friday, Maryland’s highest court ordered a redo of the hearing that freed him. It’s been 24 years since he was initially convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend in a case widely publicized on the hit podcast “Serial.” Maryland’s Supreme Court said the family […]
Suspect Charged in Connection with Baltimore Armed Robbery, Joint Task Force Efforts Lead to Arrest
Authorities have arrested in connection to an armed robbery that occurred earlier this year in Baltimore. The Baltimore Police Department announced the apprehension of a 40-year-old male suspect linked to a robbery that took place on March 31. The incident happened around 5:40 a.m. in the 800 block of North Wolfe Street. According to a post by Baltimore Police, the apprehension was the result of a collaborative effort by members of the Warrant Apprehensive Task Force and Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force on Aug. 29.
Cincinnati Bearcats beat Towson / Replay
FINAL: Cincinnati Bearcats defeat Towson 38-20 in season opener The Brendan Sorsby era of Cincinnati Bearcats football started off strong. Sorsby led the Bearcats to a 38-20 victory after a 22-for-31 passing day with 383 yards and two touchdowns with two more additional rushing touchdowns. Xzavier Henderson caught seven balls for 101 yards and...
Women’s pro soccer team signs Perry Hall High School, Towson University grad
PERRY HALL, MD—A professional women’s soccer team has signed a Perry Hall Native. The United Soccer League’s DC Power FC added Towson University standout Phoebe Canoles, 22, to its attacking ranks ahead of the 2024/2025 season. A native of Perry Hall, Canoles is a three-time All-Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) selection who played five seasons at Towson University, amassing 21 goals and 24 assists in 71 appearances.
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