Dolores Marie Ables Steinhilber, of Waldorf, who held several important jobs in St. Philip’s Parish, died June 27. She was schoolteacher, vice principal, director of religious education ...

On Monday, Toniray Joseph Silva learned his conviction on six counts stemming from the sex crimes he was convicted of committing in 2022 and 2023 would result in a sentence of 135 years. Calvert ...

Rich Hill isn’t just an old house in Bel Alton. It’s a place where threads of American history — Revolutionary-era medicine, the Underground Railroad and the final days of John ...

Those of all ages are invited to enjoy new educational activities at the St. Clement’s Island Museum or the Piney Point Lighthouse Museum on the second Saturday of each month ...

It has been a hot topic in the commissioners’ hearing room recently. While the reality of legalized cannabis in Maryland has drawn concerns about health impacts from some Calvert County leaders ...

Attendees of “Hooked! on the Potomac” watch professional anglers compete, streamed and hosted by Major League Fishing itself on June 28 at Indian Head’s Village Green.

Over 15 years ago when Lusby Town Center first opened, a franchise restaurant called Moe’s Southwest Grill was located there. Now in that same location is another Mexican restaurant, but ...

St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Special Operations Commander Richard Russell discusses speed cameras at Monday’s commissioners’ meeting in Leonardtown.

“No Kings” protesters in Prince Frederick hold up signs Saturday in opposition to Donald Trump’s policies and actions during his second presidency. Similar protests were held throughout the ...

Two teens are in the custody of Calvert County authorities, both charged with attempted first-degree murder after a 24-year-old Prince Frederick woman was shot late Thursday morning in the White ...

It seems the only thing higher than gasoline prices in Calvert County these days is the level of vitriol aimed at the price setters.

As the Calvert County commissioners reconvened after a two-week hiatus, one department head was missing at the board’s Tuesday morning staff session.