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    Woodbine neighbors push for pause on solar panel projects●'You can't put the genie back in the bottle': Woodbine neighbors push for solar panel pause✉newsEnvironmentEnergy9 min ago

    Residents of Woodbine, Maryland, are pressing local officials to halt solar panel installations in their community, arguing that once projects are approved they cannot realistically be undone. The phrase 'you can't put the genie back in the bottle' captures their concern that development is outpacing oversight. The push reflects a growing tension between renewable energy expansion and local land-use control.

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    Ocean City closes the ocean as rough weather batters resort●Ocean City closes the ocean as rough weather hits resort✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 min ago

    Officials in Ocean City, Maryland have closed the ocean to swimmers as rough weather moves through the resort town. The restrictions come as dangerous surf and conditions prompt safety measures along the beach. Visitors and residents are being warned to stay out of the water until conditions improve and officials give the all-clear.

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    Weekend storm raises nor'easter vs hurricane questions on East Coast●Nor'easter or hurricane? What this weekend's storm means for the DMV and East Coast✉newsEnvironmentWeather7 min ago

    Forecasters and residents across the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia region and the wider East Coast are watching a powerful storm expected this weekend, with uncertainty over whether it will behave more like a nor'easter or a hurricane. The distinction matters for wind, coastal flooding and rain impacts, and local outlets are laying out what the storm could mean for travel and coastal communities.

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    Nor'easter brings heavy rain, wind and flooding to Ocean City, Maryland●Nor'easter brings heavy rain, wind, flooding to Ocean City, Maryland✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 min ago

    A nor'easter has hit Ocean City, Maryland, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the resort town. Reports from the region describe water ponding on streets and blustery conditions along the shore as the storm moves through the mid-Atlantic. Residents and visitors are being warned to watch for flooded roads and dangerous conditions until the system passes.

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    Ocean City closes ocean as rough weather hits resort●SUN: Ocean City closes the ocean as rough weather hits resort✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 min ago

    Ocean City, Maryland has closed its ocean to swimmers as rough weather moves through the resort town. Officials ordered the beach closure to protect visitors from dangerous surf conditions, and people are sharing the news as vacationers adjust plans during the busy season.

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    Oceans Calling Festival cancelled as Nor'easter hits Ocean City▼Oceans Calling Festival cancels entire event ahead of Nor'easter's arrival in Ocean City✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 min ago

    The Oceans Calling Festival in Ocean City, Maryland has been cancelled in its entirety as a Nor'easter storm approaches the coast. Organisers pulled the plug on the event ahead of the weather system's arrival, citing safety concerns for attendees. The full cancellation rather than a partial postponement has drawn attention from music fans and local residents tracking the storm.

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    Ocean City streets flood as Nor'easter hits Maryland coast▼Ocean City streets flood from impact of Nor'easter | PHOTOS✉newsEnvironmentOceans6 min ago

    A Nor'easter has flooded streets in Ocean City, Maryland, with photos published by DelmarvaNow showing water covering roads in the resort town. The coastal storm brought flooding typical of such events along the Delmarva peninsula, and residents and visitors are sharing images of the inundated streets as the system moves through the region.

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    Maryland local governments push for more taxing power as housing costs climb●SUN: Why local governments seek more taxing power as Maryland homes become too costly✉newsBusinessReal Estate29 min ago

    The Baltimore Sun reports that Maryland local governments are seeking expanded taxing authority as home prices across the state rise beyond the reach of many residents. The debate centers on whether broader local tax powers could fund housing solutions, while critics worry higher taxes would make affordability problems worse. The issue is drawing attention as Maryland homeowners and buyers grapple with some of the region's steepest housing costs.

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    Maryland attorney general hails ruling upholding state's Glock ban●Maryland's attorney general praises court ruling keeping state's "Glock ban" in effect✉newsWorldLaw & Courts46 min ago

    Maryland's attorney general has welcomed a court decision that keeps the state's ban on Glock-style pistols in effect. The ruling preserves Maryland's restrictions on the popular handguns while legal challenges continue. Supporters of the law call the decision a win for public safety, while gun rights groups are expected to keep pressing their case in the courts.

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    Court again denies Baltimore appeal over inspector general records access●Court again denies Baltimore's appeal to block inspector general's access to records✉newsWorldLaw & Courts46 min ago

    A Maryland court has once more rejected Baltimore's appeal seeking to block the city inspector general from accessing government records. The ruling upholds the watchdog's authority to obtain documents independently, a recurring point of friction between City Hall and the oversight office. The decision reinforces the inspector general's ability to investigate city agencies without prior approval from officials.

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    Maryland named among Lonely Planet's best destinations for 2027●Maryland named one of Lonely Planet’s best destinations to visit in 2027✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Lonely Planet has named Maryland one of its best destinations to visit in 2027, according to local news reports in Baltimore. The recognition places the state alongside top global travel picks in the guide's annual list, and is expected to boost interest in Maryland's tourism, from the Chesapeake Bay to Baltimore and the state's coastal towns.

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    Maryland football crushed 54-3 by UCLA●Takeaways from Maryland football’s stunning 54-3 defeat versus UCLA✉newsSportSports1 h ago

    Maryland football suffered a stunning 54-3 defeat against UCLA, a lopsided scoreline that has drawn immediate reaction from sports outlets and fans. Commentators are breaking down what went wrong for the Terrapins and what the heavy loss means for the team's season outlook going forward.

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    Ocean City closes beach amid flooding advisory●Ocean City closes beach, issues travel advisory about flooding✉newsLifeTravel1 h ago

    Ocean City, Maryland has closed its beach and issued a travel advisory as flooding affects the resort town. Officials are warning visitors and residents to avoid the beach and take care on flooded roads. The closure affects one of the mid-Atlantic's most popular summer destinations, and travelers are being urged to check local updates before heading to the shore.

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    Olney Theatre Center in Maryland is staging Les Misérables with a cast drawn from Broadway, bringing a professionally seasoned ensemble to the regional production. The announcement has drawn attention from theatre fans and industry watchers, who see it as a notable booking for the Washington-area venue. Details on casting, dates and creative team are expected as opening approaches.

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    Ocean City warns of flooding and road closures from high tides●Ocean City warns of flooding, high winds as high tides prompt road closures✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 h ago

    Ocean City, Maryland has issued warnings about flooding and high winds, with high tides forcing the closure of several roads. Officials are cautioning residents and visitors about hazardous conditions along the coastal resort town, particularly in areas prone to tidal flooding. Similar coastal flood warnings have been affecting communities along the mid-Atlantic coast during recent high tide cycles.