Rare transplant gives Stage 4 lung cancer patients a second chance at life — a Capitol Hill man is proof
A program called DREAM — which stands for Double Lung Transplant and Registry Applied for Lung Limited Malignancies…
Worried about your lawn in the drought? ‘Do as little as possible’ Virginia Tech expert says
If you’re worried that your lawn is starting to look a little rough, relax. The grass knows what…
Free grocery store opens inside Prince George’s Co. library
The Fairmount Five Market is a partnership between Prince George’s County and Goodr, an Atlanta-based company that has…
Maryland students build microwave-sized satellite to study asteroid passing close to Earth in 2029
University of Maryland students are racing to build a spacecraft to study an asteroid that will pass closer…
Warning lights for recession ‘flashing red,’ Downtown DC business leader says
Business leaders in Downtown D.C. said they’re worried about the direction of the area and the region, and…
Former Md. golf course gets a mulligan for the future
Prince George’s County is in the middle of giving the Lake Arbor Golf Course a mulligan, working to…
Are you ready for AI to defame you online? Because it’s happening
A Denver software engineer says an AI bot published a personal online attack after he rejected its code,…
Is your drinking water safe after the Potomac River sewage spill?
Bacteria levels near the break, which occurred just south of the American Legion Bridge, have soared, but on…
Jobs that are AI-proof lead US News rankings
U.S. News and World Report’s new ranking of the best jobs makes it clear which sectors are growing,…
Warning issued over spike in hand, foot and mouth disease in Prince George’s schools
A warning has gone out to parents of Prince George’s County Public Schools students about a spike in…
Why weight loss drugs could help people cut back on their drinking
Weight loss drugs are having profound health impacts, and researchers at Virginia Tech said they’ve discovered another one…
From winning the spelling bee to U.Md. — and the full scholarship she earned too
Zaila Avant-garde, the first African American to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee, is now attending the University…