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Tesla scores a $5-million order from Baltimore for a fleet of EVs
From its early days, Tesla captured the imagination of car consumers, but when it comes to the fleet market, the company’s record has been more mixed. In January, rental giant Hertz announced plans to sell thousands of the Teslas it had purchased a couple years earlier, and replace them with gas-guzzlers. Competitor Sixt faced a similar debacle in 2023. (To be fair, these mutual PR nightmares had little to do with the quality of Tesla’s vehicles, and everything to do with poor planning by the rental agencies.)
Panthers Shopping Second-Round Pick – Chargers, Ravens Could Bite
Less than a year after believing he could be the top option in the passing attack, the Carolina Panthers are trying to trade wide receiver Terrace Marshall. A second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Marshall had a disastrous rookie season but showed some signs of life in Year 2. Coming alive in the second half of his sophomore season, the wideout finished the year with 28 receptions for 490 yards and one touchdown for an impressive 17.5 yards per reception.
Harford County school leaders aim to get students workplace ready with apprenticeship program
BALTIMORE -- Harford County school leaders are starting the school year with a goal of making sure students are prepared to enter the workforce.Getting a taste of the real world while still in high school."Most people don't get this opportunity," Joppatowne High School student Ati Awodle said. "… It kind of, like, makes me see what a professional lifestyle would be like."Ati Awodle is an apprentice at OMNI Technologies, an IT professional services engineering firm in Aberdeen.Jake Steinmiller is an apprentice at SURVICE Engineering in Belcamp, a company that helps the military make their vehicles safer."There's always some new for...
NFL execs continue to disrespect Lamar Jackson despite MVP season
For the first time in decades, the NFL is in the process of ushering in a new generation of quarterbacks. Gone are the days when Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees reigned far above the rest of the playing field. In their place, a young, talented group of quarterbacks are still trying to establish themselves.
Bowie’s new AI stop sign cameras catch drivers in real time
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - Starting Monday, the Bowie Police Department is testing out artificial intelligence stop sign cameras. We all know red light cameras and speed cameras — but these specifically collect data on drivers blowing through stop signs. And for the next month, it is just a...
Rams Head On Stage Bringing the Talent to Annapolis
Experience the electrifying fusion of Nashville’s soul, New Orleans’ rhythm, and Austin’s raw energy, all under one roof in Annapolis at Rams Head On Stage! Get ready for an intimate, up-close-and-personal concert experience where no seat is more than 48 feet from the stage. Step into a...
Big Spins, Big Mega Millions Jackpot Highlight The Week
— The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to $575 million for Tuesday’s drawing as no one matched all six numbers, however three Maryland players won third-tier prizes of $10,000 on the multi-state game, one each in Rockville, Waldorf and Williamsport. Meanwhile two scratch-off players who purchased the $5 The...
Man riding scooter injured after hit-and-run crash in Laurel, Md.
LAUREL, Md. (7News) — A hit-and-run crash on MD-198 at Interstate 95 inLaurel, Maryland, left a 36-year-old man injured early Tuesday morning, according toMaryland State Police (MSP). Troopers from the College Park Barrack responded to the scene at around 3 a.m. on Sandy Spring Road, near I-95 in Prince...
Students head back to school in Talbot County
EASTON — Easton Elementary School was lit up with colorful backpacks and beaming smiles as students returned to campus Monday morning, ready for a new school year. Teachers were welcoming the students back from summer break, as was principal Lisa Devaric, who greeted students as they streamed in. “We have been preparing for this day for weeks,” Devaric said, “actually since the last day of school. What goes into class...
DC, Prince George’s, and Montgomery County students head back to school
WASHINGTON - Students in Washington, D.C., Prince George’s County, and Montgomery County headed back to school on Monday. School officials in the nation’s capital and in Maryland’s two most populous counties say enhancing the educational experience for students and increasing student safety are priorities this year. In...
Risk-management law firm to investigate overheating death of DPW worker
Baltimore City hired a risk-management law firm to investigate the overheating death of a Department of Public Works sanitation worker. Ronald Silver II, 36, died on Aug. 2 due to hyperthermia, according to an autopsy. A Code Red heat advisory was issued in Baltimore that day as temperatures reached near 100 degrees.
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