The Anne Arundel County Board of Education voted 7-1 on Wednesday evening to waive quarantine requirements for asymptomatic students who Read More
The Bread and Roses Party, a socialist party that was officially recognized by the State of Maryland for the 2020 Read More
At a time of increasing demand for outdoor opportunities, our state parks are in crisis. Last year, 21.5 million visitors Read More
An environmental watchdog group filed a lawsuit against the City of Baltimore on Wednesday, seeking immediate remedies to the millions Read More
Though details of the recent cyberattack on the Maryland Department of Health are scarce — including implications for coronavirus reporting Read More
Two legislative committees that oversee the Maryland Department of Health plan to grill top state officials about an attack that Read More
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept into Maryland, health departments scrambled to set up testing centers where people could go to Read More
Last Wednesday, members of the Carroll County Board of Education were on the verge of approving new restrictions on political Read More
In 1955, the nation was horrified by the film “Blackboard Jungle.” It showed an inner-city school out of control where Read More
The Prince George’s County Council has maintained as a top priority, advancing the county’s new zoning ordinance and countywide map Read More
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