J. Cole has officially announced his highly anticipated The Fall Off Tour, and fans are already scrambling to secure presale tickets ahead of the general release. The massive global tour supports his newly released seventh studio album, The Fall Off, which dropped on February 6 and marks his first solo headline tour in five years. […]
Wes Moore has signed a new executive order aimed at tackling Maryland’s rising energy bills and pushing for long-term affordability across the state. The order, titled Building an Affordable and Reliable Energy Future, is designed to address what Moore calls a system that no longer works for consumers. He pointed to outdated policies, an aging power grid, […]
Amazon is turning up the notch on fast delivery. The retail giant officially launched Amazon Now, an “ultra-fast” program offering grocery and household essentials in 30 minutes or less. Through Amazon Now, customers can order items like fresh produce, milk, pet food, cosmetics, diapers, toiletries, over-the-counter medicines, and more — all delivered to their doors […]
Baltimore and Maryland residents are feeling the impact of Rite Aid’s sweeping store closures as the pharmacy chain enters full liquidation mode. In recent months, four Maryland locations were slated for shutdown as part of a nationwide plan to close 151 stores. In Baltimore, the Rite Aid on Reisterstown Road and the one in Greenspring […]
That pushback puts billions of federal dollars at stake for a bridge that state leaders say is critical not just for Maryland, but the entire country.
Governor Wes Moore has officially launched his reelection campaign for a second term as Maryland Governor, making it clear that his focus remains on leading the state and not a potential 2028 presidential bid. In an exclusive interview with the Quicksilva Morning Show, Governor Moore highlighted accomplishments from his first term, including job growth, reductions […]
A family’s worst nightmare has become reality after the disappearance of 19-year-old Da’Cara Rose Thompson ended in tragedy.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore called in to the Quicksilva Morning Show to discuss the Trump administration’s controversial decision to send 800 National Guard troops into Washington, D.C., and place the city’s police department under federal command, a move many leaders and legal experts warn could set a dangerous precedent for domestic governance. This federal intervention, […]
Governor Wes Moore announced a $19 million Customer Relief Fund, with $15 million dedicated to Baltimore Gas & Electric customers, thanks to Exelon’s Good Neighbor Plan, which allows individual one-time credits of $250 to $750 available to qualifying ratepayers starting July 1. To bolster that support, BGE customers will also automatically receive two additional $80 […]
Maryland was recently ranked the fifth most expensive state in the U.S., according to the 2025 Cost of Bills Index by bill-pay service doxo. The state scored 122, meaning monthly household bills, including mortgage, utilities, insurance and more, are 22 percent higher than the national median. Marylanders pay around $2,505 monthly, higher only than residents […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) appeared at his confirmation hearing earlier this week to answer questions from Congress. He’s been nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). During his hearing, Maryland Senator Angela Alsobrooks questioned RFK about previous comments he made regarding Black people receiving […]
Happy National Voter Registration Day! Today is all about celebrating democracy and encouraging people to register to vote. According to U.S. Census data from 2020, as many as one in four eligible Americans are not registered to vote. Every year, millions of Americans are unable to vote simply because they missed the registration deadline, didn’t […]