BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is warning drivers to pay attention to their surroundings and watch out for deer during their mating season. The mating season for white-tailed deer begins in mid-October and lasts throughout November and early December, according to the department. During this time, deer often travel across roads at unpredictable times of day in search […]
BALTIMORE, MD—The national average price of gasoline has risen 1.4 cents in the last week, according to data released on Monday by GasBuddy. This is the second consecutive week of increase. “Another week brings a mixed bag at the gas pump, with gas prices declining in slightly more than half of U.S. states while others have seen increases due to […]
BALTIMORE, MD—Fall is a beautiful time in Maryland, and the first wave of fall colors is starting to appear in western Maryland. The leaves are changing from green to yellow and brown, but some areas are still a bit green. The fall foliage is at its peak in the Potomac State Forest and in the northern part of western Maryland, […]
CARNEY, MD—Baltimore County Councilman David Marks is alerting residents of Carney’s Orbitan Court about survey work related to an assessment of the stream valley. The Baltimore County Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainability is conducting an assessment of the stream valley behind the homes. Residents may see the design consultant (McCormick Taylor, Inc.) and their survey team (CV, Inc.) working […]
BALTIMORE, MD—A recent study conducted by ZeroBounce analyzed data across U.S. states using key metrics such as the percentage of homes with smart devices, internet users per square mile, tech-related search queries, and average screen time to explore the top tech-addicted U.S. states. The research provides a ranking based on a composite score that reflects each state’s overall tech adoption […]
BALTIMORE, MD—Each year, thousands of monarch butterflies travel through Maryland on their way to Mexico – but a new study has revealed that they may not be getting enough to eat while they stay in the Old Line State. The study, which was conducted by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), found that the monarch butterflies are not getting […]
BALTIMORE, MD—A Baltimore County woman received 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to a conspiracy to damage or destroy electrical facilities in Maryland. On September 25, 2024, Senior United States District Judge James K. Bredar sentenced Sarah Beth Clendaniel, of Catonsville, to 18 years in federal prison, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, for conspiring to damage […]
BALTIMORE, MD—Fleischmann’s Vinegar Company has agreed to a $1.1 million settlement for unauthorized discharges of pollution from its Baltimore facility, according to a press release from the Maryland Department of the Environment. The settlement will require the company to conduct regular water quality testing in the Jones Falls, investigate the source of the discharges, and take steps to correct the […]