Before lawmakers ever showed up in Annapolis for the 2022 legislative session, legalizing adult recreational use of marijuana was expected Read More
The outrage and tragedy of drunk driving deaths is that they are entirely preventable. For three years, we’ve introduced legislation Read More
The United States could soon have its first Black female Supreme Court justice. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is making her Read More
Ascension Saint Agnes on Monday announced the addition of Aaron Piccirilli to the health system’s executive team. Piccirilli joins Ascension Read More
Starting next school year, families who need bus service to and from public schools in Anne Arundel County will need Read More
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County announced Valerie Sheares Ashby will serve as its new president starting Aug. 1, becoming Read More
Sex traffickers who exploit children should be punished. Their victims should not. Maryland, however, charges child sex trafficking victims with Read More
The conventional wisdom is that Vladimir Putin catastrophically miscalculated. He thought Russian-speaking Ukrainians would welcome his troops. They didn’t. He Read More
Maryland legislators drew criticism for the rollout of the state’s medical marijuana industry, which awarded no licenses to Black business Read More
After more than two years of being closed to the public, Baltimore City Hall reopened its doors to residents Monday. Read More
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