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Moore defends redistricting commission as ‘very transparent’ despite critique from Ferguson, advocates
Gov. Wes Moore defended the vote his Redistricting Advisory Commission took as “above-board,” countering critiques about transparency.
UMBC settles defamation case with former athletic director
UMBC said Barrio “responded appropriately” after student-athletes confided in him about abuse committed by a former coach.
Crackdown on international students continues with threats on F-1 visas
New F-1 visa rules and funding cuts force international students at Maryland universities, to leave, disrupting research and enrollment.
Some MD Republicans defend Trump policies as ‘exactly what the president campaigned on’
Maryland Republicans, including gubernatorial candidates, say President Trump is following the script he laid out during his campaign.
MDH police captain pleads guilty to misconduct in office
Former Maryland Department of Health police captain pleaded guilty to misconduct for falsifying timesheets and misusing a state vehicle.
United Way of Central MD launches community relief fund
In response to the historic government shutdown, United Way of Central Maryland has launched the United For Good: Community Relief Fund.
Poll shows Moore maintains approval despite state financial woes
A poll found that Gov. Wes Moore has maintained his approval rating in spite of financial woes and a volatile national political landscape.
Moore nominates Jake Weissmann as MD budget secretary
Gov. Wes Moore announced an appointment for acting secretary of the Maryland Department of Budget and Management.
Maryland Legal Aid, Loyola to host free expungement clinic Oct. 19
Maryland Legal Aid announced it is partnering with Loyola University to host a free expungement clinic on Oct. 19.
MDH police captain charged with taking college classes while on the clock
A captain in the Maryland Department of Health’s police department has been charged for taking classes at UMBC while on the clock.
Valerie Sheares Ashby reflects on 3 years as UMBC president
Valerie Sheares Ashby reflects on her first three years as president of UMBC, the current political climate and her goals for UMBC in the future.
Judge allows former UMBC athletic director’s defamation lawsuit to move forward
A federal judge allowed a defamation lawsuit by the former athletic director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, to move forward.
