Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has called for the chair of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority to resign from the board, calling him “ethically compromised”… Continue Reading
UK’s May Says She’ll Quit As Conservative Leader June 7
Bowing to the inevitable, Theresa May announced Friday that she will step down as U.K. Conservative Party leader in two weeks, admitting defeat in her attempt to take Britain out of the European Union… Continue Reading
LISTEN: MIKE WOLFF Discussed The Final National Rolling Thunder Event In D.C. This Weekend
INTERVIEW – MIKE WOLFF – Rolling Thunder Board member and 2003 Iraq War veteran – discussed Rolling Thunder to Mark Final Memorial Day Event This Weekend. Rolling Thunder makes last ride Sunday. The annual roar of motorcycles over Memorial Day weekend will soon be a memory. This year’s Rolling Thunder national rally, the 31st, will…… Continue Reading
LISTEN: MD State Highway’s CHARLIE GISCHLAR Shared What To Expect As You Commute To Your Summer Beach Getaway
INTERVIEW – CHARLIE GISCHLAR – Spokesperson for MD State Highway Administration – looked ahead to post-Memorial Day summer beach getaway traffic and how the 404 has gotten easier: Route 404 construction projects complete. State officials say commute to Ocean City just got easier… Continue Reading
LISTEN: WJLA’s NATHAN BACA Discussed The Looming DC Metro Summer Shutdown And Alternative Ways To Get Around
INTERVIEW – NATHAN BACA – Investigative Reporter, ABC7 News WJLA-TV Washington Preview the Metro summer shutdown and Metro summer shutdown platform project: It’s coming. Six Blue and Yellow Line Metro stations in Virginia close this Saturday for the entire summer. WASHINGTON (WJLA) — Metro is preparing the final stages of a major summer shutdown that…… Continue Reading
Lives are on the line as MoCo executive delays fixing county’s emergency communications system
Montgomery County residents could be in danger following two recent outages of the county’s aging emergency communications system.
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University Of Maryland Physicians To Be Employed Outside Athletics
The University of Maryland will have medical staff tending to the school’s sports teams employed outside of the athletics department… Continue Reading
Far From Border, US Cities Feel Effect Of Migrant Releases
A surge of asylum-seeking families has been straining cities along the southern U.S. border for months, but now the issue is flowing into cities far from Mexico… Continue Reading
US Charges WikiLeaks Founder With Publishing Classified Info
The Justice Department has charged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with receiving and publishing classified information… Continue Reading
Congress On Cusp Of Delivering Long-Overdue Disaster Aid
Congress is rushing to wrap up a long-overdue $19 billion disaster aid package, but only after Democrats insisted on jettisoning President Donald Trump’s $4.5 billion request to handle illegal immigration… Continue Reading
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