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In Today’s News Podcast – Hagerstown Expansion, Fraud, and Insulin Lawsuits – Monday, October 26, 2026
Hagerstown Expansion, Fraud, and Insulin Lawsuits
Waynesboro Free Library Unveils Diverse November Programming for All Ages
Waynesboro teens can dive into creative and engaging activities at the library this November. What unique crafts and games await them?
Proposed 2030 Census Changes to Exclude Non-Citizens who Are Not Lawful Permanent Residents, Montgomery County to Push Back
Montgomery County leaders are rallying against proposed 2030 Census rule changes. Discover how these federal shifts could impact your community’s funding and representation.
Drug testing of TANF recipients will continue in WV; low number of positive screenings
West Virginia will continue drug testing adult recipients for a federal welfare program that helps low income families pay for food, utilities and other day-to-day necessities.
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Annapolis Man Convicted of $18.7 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme
Annapolis resident faces up to 10 years per count after $18.7 million Medicare fraud conviction. What’s next for his sentencing?
Maryland Attorney General Joins Multistate Effort to Block Federal Interference in California Elections
Federal lawsuit targets thousands of California ballots, sparking multi-state legal challenge. See what legal action AG Brown is taking next.
Maryland and DC Residents Indicted in Large-Scale SNAP Fraud Scheme as Part of National Enforcement Surge
SNAP benefits fraud impacts federal programs and could lead to increased scrutiny of recipients. Learn how to report potential fraud in your community.
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Penn. Bill to legalize, regulate and restrict who can ride e-scooters passes state House
Love them or hate them, electric scooters are one step closer to being a legal and regulated means of transportation in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania’s attorney general accuses insulin makers, PBMs of insulin ‘pricing scheme’
PBMs operate as brokers between manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies, with a role under increasing scrutiny from lawmakers, regulators and critics — some of whom claim their existence adds to increasing drug prices.
In Today’s News Podcast – Fatal Police Shooting and Dramatic Aerial Rescue – Sunday, October 25, 2026
Fatal Police Shooting and Dramatic Aerial Rescue
E-bikes now rival motorcycles for speed. State and city laws haven’t caught up.
As technology improves, e-scooters and e-bikes capable of motorcycle-like speeds have become cheaper and more popular. Some models — and the ability to modify them with aftermarket upgrades — are blurring the lines between bicycles, scooters and motor vehicles.
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