By Ovetta Wiggins and Erin Cox Maryland’s highest court on Tuesday moved the state’s gubernatorial primary elections to July 19, a three-week delay, to allow time to resolve a legal challenge to recently redrawn legislative districts. The order, […]
By Rebecca Tan and Rachel Chason Two years after the coronavirus overturned life in Maryland, leaders in the state’s two largest counties say they finally have the resources to pursue their agendas and tackle the stark inequities that were exposed […]
By: Associated Press BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Amazon said Tuesday it will spend more than $120 million to build affordable-housing units close to transit stations near Seattle and Washington, D.C, the latest example of a tech company […]
By Danielle E. Gaines Marylanders continue to diverge ideologically when it comes to responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new Goucher Poll results released Tuesday morning. Overall, state residents are divided in their level of […]
By: Jack Moore Drivers in the D.C. area Monday afternoon faced “extreme” delays heading into the District amid a demonstration related to a trucker convoy. And it could go on for the next several days. […]
By FOX 5 DC Digital Team It’s time for March Madness. This year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament will also likely end up being the most bet on sporting event in U.S. history, according to PlayUSA.com. “The […]
The BSU Women’s Forum will be celebrating Women’s History Month with our Annual Expo virtual event on March 17. This year we will focus on Mental health and Wellness. We take pride in providing opportunities […]
The Maryland Senate passed an extensive climate change bill Monday night that would set the state on track to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2045, partly by requiring large buildings to reduce […]
By: The Associated Press EASTON, Md. (AP) — A statue that was thought to be the last Confederate monument on a courthouse lawn in Maryland was removed Monday. The “Talbot Boys Statue” was removed first […]
By Ovetta Wiggins A top Maryland Democratic Party official who questioned whether voters would elect a Black candidate for governor stepped down on Monday as calls for her departure escalated. Barbara Goldberg Goldman, a prolific donor […]
