Uber will stay in Maryland thanks to a fingerprint background check waiver
The decision comes after Uber threatened to remove its services from this state.
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.
After Maryland football controversy, USM will undergo its first external review in two decades
When the review is complete, a committee will evaluate the report and provide feedback to the board.
Uber might stop servicing Maryland. Here’s why.
The ride-sharing giant has provided more than 10 million rides and employed almost 30,000 drivers in this state in the last two years.
Chris Van Hollen becomes first senator-elect tapped to lead Democratic campaign commitee
Van Hollen will also serve on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
More than 700,000 Marylanders have cast early ballots so far. That’s a state record.
Early voting locations are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily until Nov. 3.
Former NAACP president Ben Jealous wins Democratic nomination for governor
Jealous will face Republican Gov. Larry Hogan in November.
“It’s time for me to serve”: A UMD alum is running for state delegate
Shabnam Ahmed will campaign for education reform.
Three UMD students are running for office in Prince George’s County
They’re running for the county’s Democratic Central Committee, whose members serve four-year terms.
Clinton, Trump win Maryland in near sweep of Northeastern primaries
More than 1,200 student voters turned out at Stamp Student Union to vote for their favorite candidates.