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(Annapolis)- No new coronavirus-related deaths have been reported in Maryland. That’s the latest update from the Maryland Department of Health on Sunday. Governor Larry Hogan says that this ...Read more

(Lusby)- An alligator has been brought down in Southern Maryland.  The-BayNet-dot-com reports that a father and his son captured the reptile over the weekend in Calvert County.  Officials say ...Read more

(Leonardtown)- One school district in Southern Maryland is tossing out a long-standing health guideline for students and staff. Face coverings will no longer be required when students return to ...Read more

(DC)- Another Smithsonian museum will reopen its doors today. The National Museum of Natural History will welcome back guests. Timed-entry passes will be required for everyone, and face masks must ...Read more

(Richmond)- The way Virginians travel by bicycle, or around them, will change beginning July 1st.  The Virginia General Assembly has passed two new laws in an effort to improve bicycle safety in ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginia residents can now schedule appointments to speak with a representative about an unemployment claim. The Virginia Employment Commission has set up an online system for residents ...Read more

(Richmond)-  For the second year in a row, Virginia will observe Juneteenth by giving state employees the day off. State offices will be closed today as Juneteenth falls on Saturday. Juneteenth, ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginians are paying more at the pump. That’s according to Triple-A who reports the average price for a gallon of gas in Virginia is two-dollars-and-ninety-three-cents. The price ...Read more

(Annapolis)- State officials are warning Marylanders about an increase of unemployment insurance scams. People have been getting text messages that say their unemployment accounts are under review. ...Read more

(DC)- Members of the U.S. Senate will meet up next week to discuss D.C. statehood. The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs will gather on Tuesday morning for the ...Read more