‘I have it all to lose’: DC police lieutenant DMs 15yo boy who’s really undercover cop, now on fast track to jail Who watches the watchmen? We Got This Covered · Apr 20
Fake contracts, false revenues: Two Indian-origin executives charged in Brooklyn for AI platform scam A company founded in 2010 and dissolved in 2025 had been defrauding investors and shareholders through false revenue figures and fake contracts. Two Indian-origin men have been charged with this elaborate financial scam surrounding iLearning, a Maryland-based technology company that marketed itself as an "out-of-the-box AI platform". Puthugramam “Harish” Chidambaran,… The Times of India · Apr 19
Maryland Senior Warning: The ‘HB 902’ Sliding Scale Mistake That Wipes Out Your State Tax Shield If you’re a Maryland senior counting on new tax relief in 2026, there’s a hidden catch you need to understand before filing your return. House... Saving Advice · Apr 18
Maryland Grocery Closures Confirmed as April Store Changes Begin Families across the state are waking up to frustrating news regarding their favorite neighborhood supermarkets this spring. The retail landscape is shifting dramatically as corporate executives finalize their seasonal real estate evaluations. Several major retail chains recently announced unexpected operational changes that will directly impact how local communities purchase their… Grocery Coupon Guide · Apr 18
Judge extends pause on work to turn Maryland warehouse into immigrant detention A federal judge has extended a pause on transforming a massive Maryland warehouse into a processing facility for immigrants The Independent UK · Apr 15
Maryland Seniors: Filing Errors on Local Tax Credits Are Causing Residents to Lose Key Savings There’s nothing more frustrating than leaving money on the table—especially when it’s money that was specifically designed to help. Across Maryland, thousands of older homeowners qualify for valuable local tax breaks, yet many never see the full benefit because of small, avoidable filing mistakes. These aren’t complicated loopholes or obscure… The Free Financial Advisor · Apr 15
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette saved from closure by Maryland non-profit The buyer is the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, the parent company of the nonprofit Baltimore Banner The Guardian - US · Apr 14
MAGA lawmakers face uproar as far right accuses them of flooding states with foreign workers Freedom Caucus chair battles the likes of Steve Bannon over temporary workers from other countries as far right warns of ‘mass amnesty’ The Independent UK · Apr 12
Turnstile open Coachella set with video of singer Brendan Yates' father who is recovering from alleged attempted murder attack by band's former guitarist Brady Ebert Maryland hardcore heroes address shock alleged attempted murder with sweet video of victim Bill Yates at Coachella Metal Hammer · Apr 11
Howard County Health Update: The Fake ‘Water Service’ Text Targeting Maryland Residents Over 60 A new scam is quietly targeting older adults in Maryland, and it’s catching many off guard because it looks so routine. Imagine getting a simple... Saving Advice · Apr 11
A Maryland Hospital Held a Woman for Months Against Her Will. The Supreme Court Will Decide if She Can Sue. The case will determine whether an unnamed plaintiff can take the hospital and its doctors to federal court. Reason · Apr 10
The Disability Notation Maryland Drivers Can Add to Their License Navigating the road should feel safe and empowering for everyone, yet for drivers with disabilities, unexpected situations can sometimes create unnecessary stress. In Maryland, there’s a helpful option that many people don’t know about—a disability notation that can be added to a driver’s license. This small detail can make a… Budget and the Bees · Apr 10
Quadruple Amputee Murder Suspect Dayton Webber Seen 'Snorting Drugs' Before Firing Gun in Viral Video Dayton Webber, a quadruple amputee and professional cornhole player, is charged with murder after a viral video shows him allegedly snorting drugs and firing a gun. International Business Times UK · Apr 10
Maryland’s Senior Tax Credit: Who Qualifies This Year For many older adults living in Maryland, property taxes can become a growing financial concern, especially on a fixed income. Fortunately, the state offers a Senior Tax Credit designed to ease that burden and help residents stay in their homes longer. This program has gained attention recently as more retirees… Budget and the Bees · Apr 9
The Independent UK · Apr 9 Maryland settles with owner and operator of ship that crashed into bridge, causing deadly collapse Maryland officials have announced a settlement with the owner and operator of the massive cargo ship that crashed into a Baltimore bridge two years ago, causing its deadly collapse
The Independent UK · Apr 9 Protesters rally against planned Maryland immigration detention facility that's now paused Protesters are rallying against a planned immigration detention facility in Maryland
Budget and the Bees · Apr 8 Maryland Drivers Face Heavy Penalties for Insurance Lapses Maryland drivers may not always think about their auto insurance until something goes wrong, but letting coverage lapse can lead to serious consequences. The state enforces strict penalties to ensure that all vehicles on the road are properly insured at all times. Even a short gap in coverage can trigger…
The Times of India · Apr 8 Illegal Pakistani truck driver arrested in US, three years after killing Maryland man in wrong-way crash A Pakistani man has finally been caughter by the authorities in the US, three years after he caused a fatal crash that killed a Maryland man in 2023. The arrest, however, was not done by the law enforcement but by the immigration who nabbed Dawood Hussain, a Pakistani national, in…
The Independent UK · Apr 7 From deportation to court, key events in Kilmar Abrego Garcia's fight with the Trump administration Kilmar Abrego Garcia entered the news in March 2025 after he was deported to El Salvador despite a court ruling that should have prevented it
Budget and the Bees · Apr 7 Common Factors Leading to Failed Residential Fire Safety Checks in Maryland Fire safety checks are designed to protect lives, property, and communities, yet many Maryland homes fail these inspections each year. While some issues are minor, others can pose serious risks if left unaddressed. Understanding why homes fail these checks is the first step toward preventing costly corrections and ensuring safety.…
Budget and the Bees · Apr 6 Protective Home Features That Qualify for Insurance Premium Discounts in Maryland When it comes to homeowners insurance in Maryland, many people focus solely on finding the cheapest policy. However, what often gets overlooked is how your home itself can help lower your premiums. Insurance companies reward homeowners who actively reduce risk through safety and security upgrades. By making strategic improvements, you…
Budget and the Bees · Apr 5 Local Water Rate Increases in Maryland: Why Your Bill Might Be Higher This Month If you’ve opened your latest water bill and felt a bit of sticker shock, you’re not alone. Across Maryland, many households are noticing higher monthly charges, and it’s raising questions about what’s driving the increase. While utility bills can fluctuate from time to time, recent hikes are tied to a…
Budget and the Bees · Apr 3 Storm Damage Claims in Maryland: Why More Homeowners Face Denials Recently Storms have always been a part of life in Maryland, but lately, homeowners are noticing something more troubling than the weather itself—insurance claim denials. After investing years into maintaining their homes and paying premiums faithfully, many residents are shocked when their storm damage claims are rejected or underpaid. This growing…
We Got This Covered · Apr 2 Customer steals $30 from Maryland street vendor’s tip jar, but the thief’s mother returns to make things right The Maryland vendor caught the thief on camera but he wasn't expecting what happened next.
The Independent UK · Apr 1 Quadruple amputee athlete claims self-defense in fatal shooting of car passenger His defense attorney told reporters that his client was ‘terrified’