Wide receivers Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs both haven’t practiced this week as they deal with hamstring issues.

Luminis Health said its systems are back online after a cyberattack at the beginning of September. The company said the incident remains under investigation.

The Prince George’s County executive navigated weeks of mounting tension to reach an agreement that advanced the National Harbor Sphere project.

If Democrats win back the House in November — polling shows they have a good shot — U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland could resume his role as Trump’s No. 1 antagonist.

University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar tapped on a search-and-rescue vehicle's window Wednesday night and asked if they were looking for him. They were.

Here are seven Maryland farms and orchards where you can pick your own fun before fall is over, according to food social media influencer Chris Franzoni.

Julián Curo-Churata lived in Laurel for about 17 years before he was detained in June by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. He died in the agency’s custody on Sept. 29.

Here’s your guide to the weekend in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, including Halloween festivities and a new popup flea market.

Washington is putting their star quarterback through running back drills in practice. But instead of protecting the ball, they are urging him to focus on protecting his elbow.

After beating Hampton and UConn to begin the season, the Terps lost to Virginia Tech, UCLA and Nebraska. They now face No. 5 Ohio State with questions circling about coach Michael Locksley’s job.

University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar has been missing since Oct. 2. His family put out a tearful plea for help.

Here’s your guide to Halloween celebrations to join in the capital region this spooky season, from tricks to treats!

Mandated schools spending, employee pay and a massive state deficit are threatening to drive up county spending, a recent report states

The Banner is assembling a group of PGCPS families to log their students’ daily bus experiences over the next few weeks.

The Commanders are dealing with injuries at key spots on offense.

Anthony Shade says in a lawsuit he was sexually abused by a senior fire official when he volunteered with the department as a teenager.

The Maryland attorney general’s office declined charges in the death of a Frederick man restrained by officers after a crash.

Former Morningside Mayor Bennard Cann was indicted for embezzlement and other charges related to his time as treasurer of two municipal associations.

Chronic absenteeism is falling in Prince George’s County, but nearly 3 in 10 students still miss at least 10% of the school year.

The federal government is suing the state of Maryland over a new law that bans law enforcement officers from wearing masks, one of several attempts in the state to rein in federal immigration enforcement.

Events across the capital region this week include College Park Day, ways to kick off spooky season and more.

The Prince George’s County Council is hoping to win concessions from Sphere Entertainment while it still can.

Bozzuto, a real estate development company, is relocating from Greenbelt to Maple Lawn, a mixed-use community in Fulton in early 2027.

WSSC Water on Wednesday said its nearly 2 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties should continue to use water only for essential purposes.

Remote Area Medical will provide free dental, vision and medical services at Prince George’s Community College on Oct. 3 and 4. Organizers say come early, as availability is limited and demand is high.

Luminis Health said MyChart, its online patient portal, is back online as it responds to a cyberattack. The company has still not said specifically what systems were targeted or who is investigating.

The proposed freeze targets money already approved by Congress across six federal departments. Local officials warn the county and state budgets cannot absorb or replace the loss.

The water remains safe to drink, but WSSC is advising customers to limit their water use.

Ted Abela, known better by Commanders fans as “Tailgate Ted,” has been hosting one of the premier tailgates for Washington football games for more than two decades.