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Cory Rashid Simpson, 34, of Oxon Hill, was arrested and charged April 11, 2026, after Charles County Sheriff’s Office officers responded to a report of indecent exposure and assault at a business in the Festival Way Shopping Center in Waldorf.

Officers were dispatched at 7 p.m. to the shopping center. A preliminary investigation determ...


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The U.S. Navy dedicated a new advanced test hangar at Naval Air Station Patuxent River to Lt. Cmdr. Raymond O’Hare on April 10, 2026, honoring the fallen test pilot who died in a 2000 training accident.

The ceremony took place during the annual U.S. Naval Test Pilot School alumni weekend at the Southern Maryland air station. The facility will serve as the primary h...


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Meadow, a one-year-old cat described as a professional socialite, is available for adoption at the Charles County Animal Care Center in Hughesville.

The Charles County Anim...


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Darrin Michael Atlas, 48, of Leonardtown, was arrested April 13, 2026, by detectives from the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division on multiple charges following an alleged assault three days earlier in Leonardtown.

The incident occurred April 10, 2026, in the 22100 block of Bell Farm Way. Preliminary inve...


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Mark Belton, the Charles County administrator who has been on indefinite paid administrative leave since mid-2023, filed a voluntary dismissal of his federal employment discrimination lawsuit against the Charles County Board of Commissioners on April 13, 2026, following a $550,000 settlement between the parties.

Belton filed the civil action in December 2025 in U.S...


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