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DC-area universities are getting high marks in Forbes list of top colleges – WTOP News
23+ min ago (168+ words) A number of universities in the D.C. region are getting high marks in the new Forbes ranking of the nation’s top colleges. The University of Virginia is the highest-ranked public university in the region on Forbes’ 2027 list. UVA came in at…...
Trump wants the Smithsonian Institution to install George Washington statues and exhibit
2+ hour, 4+ min ago (405+ words) Lonnie G. Bunch III said he will step down as head of the Smithsonian Institution by the end of the year. News4’s Dominique Moody reports. President Donald Trump wants the Smithsonian Institution to install a colossal statue of George Washington outside…...
UConn vs Maryland live updates: Huskies kick off Week 2 at home
17+ hour, 30+ min ago (250+ words) After thrashing Lafayette last Saturday, the Huskies will be facing a much tougher test today when they host Maryland. The Terrapins are the first of the three power conference opponents that UConn will play this season. Maryland is coming off…...
Former Bowie police sergeant sentenced after judge says shooting followed ‘nonthreatening’ encounter – WTOP News
3+ hour, 43+ min ago (200+ words) A former Bowie, Maryland, police sergeant was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a September 2024 shooting along Collington Road. Robert Warrington, 37, will serve all but 18 months of that sentence on home detention, followed by five years of supervised probation, Prince…...
Annapolis unveils parking reforms aimed at reducing fines and improving customer experience
2+ hour, 3+ min ago (293+ words) ANNAPOLIS — Annapolis leaders are proposing a series of parking reforms, including easier payment options, changes to fines and citations, and a new pay-on-exit system at one city garage, to make parking simpler and more user-friendly. The recommendations will be presented…...
Maryland man arrested after terrorizing neighborhoods throwing rocks in windows
7+ hour, 48+ min ago (139+ words) A Maryland man is arrested and being held without bond after terrorizing two Maryland neighborhoods, repeatedly throwing rocks through home windows and slashing car tires, doing thousands of dollars in damage. Howard County school bus travels off route to Carroll…...
Federal judge grants Maryland synagogue’s request for preliminary injunction in gun case – WTOP News
7+ hour, 32+ min ago (221+ words) A federal judge on Thursday ordered Montgomery County not to enforce its ban on guns in public spaces against Rabbi Menashe Shapiro or the Silver Spring Jewish Center at their houses of worship while their challenge to the law is…...
AI-altered photo wins Maryland State Fair contest, stirs controversy
8+ hour, 4+ min ago (127+ words) While the winning image didn’t break contest rules, organizers say AI modifications will be grounds for disqualification next year. Howard County school bus travels off route to Carroll County before students alert police Motorcyclist killed, another injured in Ocean City…...
‘I don’t envy the poor soul’: DC-area historian on what faces the next Smithsonian leader – WTOP News
8+ hour, 39+ min ago (348+ words) With Lonnie Bunch set to retire at the end of the year, the Smithsonian Institution’s next secretary will face difficult challenges, according to a Georgetown University historian. Bunch, who has led the Smithsonian since 2019, announced this week that he will…...
As DOJ went after protesters for felony assault, juries and judges were unconvinced – WTOP News
8+ hour, 24+ min ago (1065+ words) All of the dozen cases that made it to trial, mostly in Los Angeles, ended in acquittal, mistrial or dismissal. Experts say that’s surprising for a department known for its ability to win at trial. The last three felony assault…...