U.S. Supreme Court hears opening arguments of Maryland gerrymandering case The court is expected to issue a decision this summer. Horus Alas March 27, 2019
Maryland lawmakers want to raise penalties for drivers who hit bikers Currently, it carries a typical fine of $110. Brad Dress March 5, 2019
Maryland delegate apologizes for using n-word to describe Prince George’s County district Del. Mary Ann Lisanti (D-Harford) was heard referring to part of Prince George’s County as a “n----- district.” Brad Dress February 27, 2019
This Maryland bill would budget for the state to pay students’ Title IX legal fees The legislation would mandate adding $500,000 to the budget to cover costs. Brad Dress February 27, 2019
UMD student reintroduces her bill to mandate organ donor education in public schools After failing in the Senate last year, the bill now includes a transition period of one year. Freelance Reporter February 22, 2019
With JUUL use climbing, MD lawmakers want to raise the minimum tobacco age A proposed law would ban its sale to anyone under 21. Brad Dress February 22, 2019
Maryland bill aims to fix “archaic” USM workers unionization system Currently, most workers can't directly negotiate with the Board of Regents. Angela Roberts February 22, 2019
USM Regents chairwoman backs legislation to reform the board Linda Gooden expressed her support for bills that would expand the board’s membership. Jeff Barnes February 21, 2019
Gov. Hogan nominates former MoCo executive Ike Leggett to USM Board of Regents Leggett, 74, served as the county’s executive from 2006 to 2018. Jeff Barnes February 17, 2019
A Maryland bill would give college athletes collective bargaining rights Maryland would be the first state to do so in the nation. Brad Dress February 12, 2019