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The number of people running for mayor of Baltimore continues to grow.
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Read More »Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon seeking same job again
HBCU supporters eye legislative solution to protracted litigation
Thirteen years after filing a lawsuit alleging the state of Maryland had willfully supported predominantly white institutions over historically black colleges, backers of the traditionally black schools sense an opportunity to resolve the case — but they see that opportunity ...
Tagged with: Coalition for Equity and Excellence in Higher Education historically black colleges and universities
Read More »UMMS conflict-of-interest process ‘fatally flawed,’ report finds
A new audit is offering fresh details among its findings that almost one-quarter of current and former members the University of Maryland Medical System had conflicts of interest in business dealings they actively pursued with the health system. The report, ...
Read More »Hogan proposes higher spending for pre-K, other school programs
Gov. Larry Hogan is promising more money for education, including funds for prekindergarten classes and advanced placement testing for low-income students. The proposal, announced via press release, is the second time in a week that Hogan has unveiled education initiatives ...
Read More »DC Council approves report recommending member’s expulsion
The D.C. City Council has voted to try and force out a member found to have repeatedly violated ethics rules.
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Read More »Md.’s medical cannabis regulators struggle to escape ‘punching bag’ stage
The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission found itself in a Catch-22 situation last December. A year after the state made its first legal medical marijuana sales, lawmakers and community leaders in some areas of the state were up in arms over ...
Read More »Hogan offers Baltimore crime-fighting proposals, resources
Baltimore is in line to get additional crime fighting resources as part of a series of crime fighting proposals announced by Gov. Larry Hogan.
Tagged with: Baltimore Baltimore Police Department Bernard C. "Jack" Young Larry Hogan Office of the Attorney General
Read More »Maryland projects increase in revenue now and in FY21
Maryland's revenues are expected to tick up slightly based on revised projections from state fiscal analysts.
Read More »How Md. uses surveillance, data to track motorists, traffic
ANNAPOLIS — Motorists in Maryland may be aware of the cameras that enforce speed and red-light violations, but the state’s tracking practices include other layers to assist in law enforcement efforts, and for traffic and planning purposes. Through the different ...
Read More »Howard County opens facility to help with substance abuse
A facility to help people suffering from substance abuse has opened in Maryland's Howard County.
Tagged with: calvin ball Grassroots Crisis Intervention Howard County
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