All four of Baltimore’s Confederate monuments were removed overnight
The statues’ removal comes just days after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left one woman dead and several injured.
Gov. Larry Hogan announces support for permanent fracking ban in Maryland
Hogan has openly supported fracking with strict regulations in the past.
Gov. Larry Hogan nominates Democratic author Wes Moore to USM Board of Regents
The Baltimore native rose to prominence in 2010 with his book “The Other Wes Moore.”
University System of Maryland is not free of segregation, lawsuit says
The decade-old lawsuit returned to court in Baltimore on Monday.
Maryland lawmakers want to raise penalties for drivers who hit bikers
Currently, it carries a typical fine of $110.
MaryPIRG, lawmakers push for Maryland to become first state to adopt Styrofoam ban
The bill will be introduced in March.
Purple Line construction will take an extra year, cost another $215 million
The line was originally projected to open in 2022.
James Brady resigns as Board of Regents chair amid Maryland football scandal
Brady and the board had come under fire for supporting head football coach DJ Durkin.
Larry Hogan and Ben Jealous clash in Maryland’s only gubernatorial debate
They debated the opioid crisis, gun violence and education.
Memorial service planned for alum John McNamara at UMD’s chapel
The service is set for July 10 from 10 a.m. to noon.