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April McClain-Delaney locked in tight race for Maryland's 6th
After a hard-fought primary on both sides of the aisle, voters in Maryland’s 6th Congressional district will choose a successor to current Democratic Rep. David Trone. April McClain-Delaney, a nonprofit leader and former Commerce Department official, is the Democratic nominee in what’s considered the most competitive race in Maryland and one that could determine which party controls the House when the next Congress convenes. She joins Jim Lokay on “The Final 5” to make her case as a Gonzales poll shows her in a virtual dead-heat against the Republican nominee, former Del. Neil Parrott.
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Maryland men’s basketball adds big man Tomislav Buljan from transfer portal
Buzz Williams has his first portal addition of the offseason. Croatian forward Tomislav Buljan, a New Mexico transfer, has committed to the Terps, Sam Kayser first reported Saturday.
Buljan was a 23-year-old freshman for the Lobos last season, and was one of the best big men in the Mountain West Conference. The 6-foot-9, 250-pounder averaged 13.1 points and 10.3 rebounds per game as a freshman, the only player in the MWC to average a double-double. That came with a conference-high four offensive boards per game. Buljan earned second-team All-Mountain West honors for the campaign.
Prior to American college, Buljan was just as successful in the Croatian Premijer liga, the country’s top level of professional basketball. He led the league in rebounding in 2024-25 with KK Cedevita Junior.
Buljan now joints a frontcourt where he’ll be expected to start next to Pharrel Payne, which instantly becomes one of the most physically daunting big man duos in the conference. He’s the first addition to Maryland’s 2026-27 squad — Isaiah Watts, Nick Blake, Aleks Alston and Jaziah Harper have departed in the portal.
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Philadelphia car rally driver accused of hitting 2 separate troopers in Maryland
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A Philadelphia man is facing charges after authorities said he hit two Maryland State troopers during illegal car rally events in Prince George’s County.
Isaiah Vega, 19, faces first-and second-degree assault and assault on a law enforcement officer, according to Maryland State Police (MSP). He is being held without bond.
Troopers struck during attempts to stop vehicle
The incidents date back to Nov. 16, 2025, when investigators with the Maryland Car Rally Task Force spotted a black Chrysler 300 without registration plates near MD 704 and Glenarden Parkway in Glenarden.
MSP officials said Vega fled during an attempted traffic stop and struck a trooper who was outside of his vehicle. That trooper was not hurt.
A short time later, officers found the same Chrysler at a gas station on Crain Highway in Bowie. During another attempt to stop the car, investigators say Vega hit another trooper before fleeing again.
The second trooper was taken to a hospital and later released.
SEE ALSO | Attending an illegal car rally could soon mean jail time in Prince George’s County
Alleged driver identified, arrested months later
Through an investigation involving multiple agencies, including the U.S. Marshals Service, Virginia State Police, and Pennsylvania State Police, authorities identified Vega as the driver.
He was arrested on March 23 in Prince George’s County.
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