Kate Ryan

The 2025 Md. Statewide Diversion, Reentry, and Justice-Involved Conference focused on programs aimed at making a prisoner’s reentry into society successful.

D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation announced a new “Play it Forward Scholarship” available to those going to college who’ve taken part in its programming.

After losing a $15,000 FEMA food grant, the Wanda Alston Foundation has fundraised enough to fund its Slay and Sauté culinary program for LGBTQ homeless youth.

Police in Montgomery County, Maryland, are asking for witnesses to come forward with information about the death of a man at the Silver Diner in Rockville last week.

U.S. Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger says he’s retiring at the end of May after leading the department in the aftermath of Jan. 6, 2021.

Leaders of Jewish groups from across the country called for bolstering spending on a federal program designed to protect nonprofits at risk of terrorist and extremist attacks.

The Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, closed for good last weekend. But fans, and anyone interested in state history, has the chance to score some original pieces from the track in an auction.

The demand to help families trying to keep food on the table is growing in Montgomery County and officials who work to help them are redoubling their efforts to make sure that no food collected goes to waste.

D.C. and its Department of Behavioral Health promote daily mental wellness, 988 support and self-care practices during Mental Health Awareness Month and beyond.

The Montgomery County Council held its “straw vote” on a $7.6 billion spending plan Thursday that includes $3.6 billion for education.