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Maryland’s sports wagering market delivered $10,928,540 in state contributions during January 2026, pushing Fiscal Year 2026 totals past the entire previous fiscal year’s haul with five months left to run.
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency reported that combined retail and mobile sports wagering generated the figure for the month, with retail operation...
St. Mary’s County Recreation & Parks is gearing up for the 43rd Annual Easter Egg Festival, a beloved family tradition returning to the St. Mary’s County Fairgrounds in Leonardtown on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
The rain-or-shine event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and opens free to the public, drawing families from across Southern Maryland for a day of springti...
The Social Security Administration announced February 9, 2026, that more than 100 million Americans have created personal my Social Security accounts, a key milestone in the agency’s shift to digital-first services.
The achievement, detailed in an official press release from SSA headquarters in Baltimore, highlights growing public adoption of the secure online port...
Calvert County officials announced February 10, 2026, that a major upgrade to the county’s Land Management System, completed in collaboration between the departments of Technology Services and Planning & Zoning, went live in November 2025 to improve permit processing and tracking efficiency.
The system serves multiple county departments in handling permits and ...
Attracting 8 million annual visitors to its popular beach and bustling boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland, is a cornerstone of the state’s culture and economy — but the view from the beach will change if the state government has its way.
Instead of looking out at just the sky and waves, visitors could one day see tiny toothpick-like structures — windmills, actually — ...