MARYLAND MATTERS: Within his first two weeks as superintendent of Maryland’s second-largest school system, Millard House II said he has driven at least 500 miles within Prince George’s County, eaten “a lot of really good […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: The speculation is over. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-8th) announced Friday evening that he will not run for the U.S. Senate to replace longtime Sen. Ben Cardin (D) and plans to seek reelection to […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: The president of Morgan State University is accusing Towson University of setting up a new academic discipline that duplicates a well-established program at Morgan — reigniting a bitter and longstanding fight in Maryland […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: Montgomery County Councilmember and U.S. Senate candidate Will Jawando is scheduled to speak July 6 before a Latino organization in a neighboring jurisdiction. Jawando will serve as guest speaker before The Latino Democrats […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: An FBI document prepared for Maryland’s Congressional delegation states the agency’s new headquarters should be relocated near its training academy in Quantico, Virginia. The nearly five-page document, first reported this week by WUSA9, states […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: A son of Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos appears to be testing the waters for a potential U.S. Senate run. Some Maryland residents over the weekend were invited to participate in a poll […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: With a Maryland hate crimes task force funded by a federal grant set to expire next year, legislation to make it a permanent group goes into effect Thursday. The task force, now called […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) announced this week that she will host a public forum for residents to have their say on the search for a new public schools leader to […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: Prince George’s County leaders proclaimed another year of legislative victories on economic development, housing, health and infrastructure improvements. The state of Maryland’s second largest jurisdiction hopes to utilize $100 million in state aid […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland on Thursday held its final virtual meeting of this year’s 90-day session with a few special guests: presidents from three of the state’s four historically Black colleges […]
