A growing number of tribes is taking a stance in the legal battle surrounding Kalshi’s sports event contract offerings, this time in Maryland’s federal court. Several national and regional tribal organizations, representing twenty-seven federally …
(WBFF) — Maryland is set to implement a hiring freeze and voluntary buyouts to address a significant budget deficit, Governor Moore announced in a letter to state employees on Tuesday. Since taking office, the governor has added more than 5,100 new …
TASSELMYER. WELL, WE WEREN’T ALONE WITH THE HEAT. YOU CAN LOOK AT THE HIGH TEMPERATURE MAP ACROSS THE LOWER 48 AND SEE A LARGE CHUNK OF THE EASTERN HALF OF THE COUNTRY SIZZLING HOT TODAY. IT DID COOL OFF IN THE NORTHERN GREAT LAKES. THEY WERE WELL UP INTO …
7 LANHAM, Md. — A Prince George’s County woman claimed a $50,000 top prize on a $5 Big Money scratch-off ticket after stopping for gas in Lanham, according to the Maryland Lottery. The winning ticket was purchased at the Shell station located at 8555 …
Maryland’s school board on Tuesday approved changes in state regulations to align with a law that prevents removing books from school libraries without due process. The move adds another layer of protection for school library books in Maryland amid …
14 ESSEX, Md. — A Maryland Lottery player from Essex has claimed a $5 million top prize on a $50 scratch-off ticket, accelerating her retirement plans and marking the first jackpot claimed in the $5,000,000 Fortune game. The winner, who had planned to …
(WBFF) — Maryland added 2,900 jobs in May, according to the latest data released Tuesday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), despite continued substantial losses to Maryland’s federal workforce. The private sector added 4,700 jobs during the …
The heat wave gripping Maryland is so intense that Metro trains were forced to slow down after rail temperatures hit 135 degrees, officials confirmed Tuesday, June 24. According to WMATA, extreme heat triggered speed restrictions across parts of the system …
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Convicted bank robber Andrew Philip Derr, 22 of Fredrick, Maryland, has now pleaded guilty in federal court to two convenience store robberies and money laundering in Iowa. Derr was found guilty of robbing the Cedar Rapids Bank and …
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