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School Bus Crash in Silver Spring Results in No Injuries, Medical Evaluation for Students and Driver

School Bus Crash in Silver Spring Results in No Injuries, Medical Evaluation for Students and Driver

A school bus carrying high school students was involved in a crash with another vehicle in Silver Spring, Maryland. The incident occurred shortly before 4 p.m. at the intersection of Darnestown and Black Rock roads. Following the collision, three high school students and the school bus driver were evaluated by medical personnel. Despite the involvement of a school bus with students on board, Montgomery County police and Pete Piringer, a spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, confirmed that no injuries were reported from the scene. The specific details regarding the cause of the crash or the extent of damage to the vehicles were not immediately available, as authorities stated it is a developing story.

Weis Markets and WMAR Partner for 10th Annual 'Fill the House' Donation Drive

Weis Markets and WMAR Partner for 10th Annual 'Fill the House' Donation Drive

Weis Markets and WMAR-2 News are collaborating for their 10th annual 'Fill the House' event, a donation drive supporting House of Ruth Maryland. This initiative aims to collect essential items for survivors of intimate partner violence, helping them rebuild their lives. The event will take place on October 14th, from 9 am to 6 pm, at the Weis parking lot located at 1238 Putty Hill Avenue in Towson Place. Community members are encouraged to donate a variety of items, including new twin and queen bed sheet sets, standard pillows, blankets, inflatable mattresses, bath essentials, dishware sets, cooking utensils, and personal items such as deodorant, skin lotion, and underwear. Additionally, the drive seeks donations of size 6, 7, and 8 diapers, toddler training pants in sizes 3T through 5T, laundry detergent, and dish soap to assist families with young children.

UCLA football injury report heading into Week 3 versus Maryland

UCLA football injury report heading into Week 3 versus Maryland

The UCLA Bruins head east searching for a 4-0 start to their season. UCLA will take on Maryland without DB Tao Johnson and five other Bruins.

Maryland Delegation, Including April McClain Delaney, Secures $8.6 Million in Federal Security Funding for Religious Institutions

Maryland Delegation, Including April McClain Delaney, Secures $8.6 Million in Federal Security Funding for Religious Institutions

A Maryland delegation, including U.S. Representative April McClain Delaney (MD-06), announced $8.6 million in federal funding to enhance security at 49 religious institutions and community centers across Maryland. This funding, provided through the Department of Homeland Security’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program, aims to protect high-risk nonprofits, including faith-based institutions. The delegation, which also included Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks, and Representatives Steny Hoyer, Kweisi Mfume, Andy Harris, Jamie Raskin, Glenn Ivey, and Johnny Olszewski, collectively advocated for this increase in security funding. The Nonprofit Security Grant Program received $300 million in fiscal year 2026, an increase from $274.5 million in fiscal year 2025. Congresswoman McClain Delaney emphasized that individuals should not fear for their safety when entering places of worship, stating that the investment will help strengthen security and protect communities.

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Twenty One Pilots' headlining set canceled as Oceans Calling is axed

Twenty One Pilots' headlining set canceled as Oceans Calling is axed

Organizers canceled the 2026 Oceans Calling Festival in Ocean City, Maryland, due to severe weather and coastal flooding risks.

EEOC Settles Disability Discrimination Lawsuit with Movie Theatre Chain for $56,000

EEOC Settles Disability Discrimination Lawsuit with Movie Theatre Chain for $56,000

Multi-Cinema (AMC), a national movie theatre chain, has agreed to pay $56,000 to resolve a federal disability discrimination lawsuit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The lawsuit, initiated in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, alleged that AMC violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by failing to provide reasonable accommodations to a 22-year employee with cerebral palsy at its Owings Mills, Maryland location. The employee was reportedly forced to quit around September 2023 after being denied requested accommodations, which included a ticket scanner with a strap and side button, and a large-font printed list of movies and corresponding theaters. Additionally, AMC was accused of reducing the employee's hours, contributing to his resignation. The settlement, formalized under a two-year consent decree, mandates that AMC implement written policies for handling reasonable accommodation requests and prohibiting disability discrimination. The company will ...

Penguin Random House Seeks Industrial Engineer to Optimize Supply Chain Operations

Penguin Random House Seeks Industrial Engineer to Optimize Supply Chain Operations

Penguin Random House Seeks Industrial Engineer to Optimize Supply Chain Operations

Amazon Fresh Expands with New Maryland Store Featuring Just Walk Out Technology

Amazon Fresh Expands with New Maryland Store Featuring Just Walk Out Technology

Amazon Fresh Expands with New Maryland Store Featuring Just Walk Out Technology

Prince George's County Council Debates Proposed $1.4 Billion Sphere Entertainment Venue Amid Public Concerns

Prince George's County Council Debates Proposed $1.4 Billion Sphere Entertainment Venue Amid Public Concerns

The Prince George’s County Council in Maryland recently held a listening session regarding a proposed $1.4 billion Sphere entertainment venue at National Harbor. Sphere Entertainment plans to construct a 6,000-seat facility on a 15-acre site north of MGM National Harbor, featuring a 16K high-definition display screen, immersive sound, and an exterior LED display. The company aims to begin site work in December and open by spring 2030, with plans for concerts, films, and other events. Paul Macchia, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Social Impact for Sphere Entertainment, projected the venue would generate an estimated $1.3 billion annually in economic activity for Prince George’s County and $1.5 billion across Maryland, along with over $60 million in additional county tax revenue. However, residents and council legislative staff raised concerns about labor protections, traffic congestion, taxpayer costs, and the overall net fiscal benefit to the county.

Nor'Easter Brings Wind, Rain to Ocean City Festival

Nor'Easter Brings Wind, Rain to Ocean City Festival

A rare September Nor'Easter is set to impact Ocean City, Maryland, coinciding with the Oceans Calling Festival from September 25–27, 2026. The storm is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds with gusts over 40 mph, and significant coastal flooding. The U.S. National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood warning through 4 a.m. on September 25, with water levels predicted to rise 1 to 2 feet above ground level in low-lying areas. The festival's first day has been canceled due to the adverse weather, and organizers are offering refunds for affected attendees. Despite the challenging conditions, the festival is expected to proceed for the remaining two days, with adjustments to start times and curfews.

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast with Coastal Flooding and Strong Winds

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast with Coastal Flooding and Strong Winds

A powerful nor'easter is developing off the Mid-Atlantic coast, threatening millions along the East Coast from Virginia to Massachusetts. The storm is expected to bring high surf, strong winds, coastal flooding, and severe beach erosion through the weekend. Depending on its track, Boston and the Massachusetts coastline could experience 60-70 mph wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and major storm surge. Coastal Maryland and Virginia are also at risk of significant flooding, with sea levels rising by 2-3 feet in some areas. Persistent onshore winds and multiple high tide cycles are expected to exacerbate the impacts, including dune erosion and damage to coastal infrastructure.

Coastal Flood Warnings Issued as Nor'easter Develops

Coastal Flood Warnings Issued as Nor'easter Develops

Coastal Flood Warnings and Advisories are in effect for Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland, and Virginia as a developing nor'easter impacts the East Coast. The threat of coastal flooding is expected to persist through Friday, with deteriorating conditions continuing into the weekend. Areas such as Annapolis, Alexandria, and the beaches of Maryland and Delaware are particularly at risk. High tides are expected to bring water levels 1 to 2 feet above ground in some areas, leading to potential road closures and flooding of low-lying properties. Thursday's weather in the D.C. region remains mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid-60s °F (18-19 °C) and breezy conditions, which are expected to last through Sunday. A warmup is forecast for early next week, with highs reaching the 80s °F (26-27 °C) by midweek.