Sam Kosmas
Sam Kosmas is a FOX 5 Digital Content Creator and has covered news in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. region for over 20 years.
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You can fish in Maryland without a license on these 3 days
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is offering three license-free fishing days for all state residents and visitors this spring and summer.
Angela Alsobrooks wins Maryland Senate Democratic primary
Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday, defeating Rep. David Trone, and setting up a battle to retain the party’s majority in the Senate in November’s general election.
Maryland Primary Elections 2024 LIVE Updates: Trump, Biden win presidential primaries
Maryland’s primary election day is underway. FOX 5 has live updates as voters cast their ballots.
Man arrested for exposing himself on Virginia trail: deputies
Authorities have arrested a man they say exposed himself to a person on a Virginia trail.
Maryland Primary Elections 2024: Where to vote, who is on the ballot and live results and more
The polls are open for Maryland's May 14 primary elections. Here’s everything you need to know.
FOX 5 DC Summer 2024 Zip Trip Destinations: Here’s the full list
FOX 5 can’t wait for summer to get here – because the start of summertime means the beginning of Zip Trip season!
Northern lights forecast for DC, MD & VA; G5 Extreme Geomagnetic Storm Watch reaches Earth
An extremely strong solar storm may make the northern lights visible to millions in the U.S. on Friday - including some near the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia regions. But those same solar flares that could bring skygazers around the DMV a glimpse of the aurora borealis could also potentially disrupt communications this weekend.
Bicyclist hurt after struck by vehicle in Gaithersburg
A bicyclist was injured after being struck by a vehicle in Montgomery County Friday morning.
1 hurt in chaos after Howard University nursing graduation ceremony reaches maximum capacity
One person was hurt in the chaos surrounding the Howard University nursing program’s graduation ceremony after it was cut short Thursday once it reached maximum capacity.