Poor neighborhoods in Baltimore have far less tree canopy than wealthier neighborhoods.
Maryland’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities At a Major Crossroads
Has the state has done enough to improve HBCUs by helping them to attract more diverse student bodies?
Secrecy and Defense Concerns Surround Cell Phone Trackers
Maryland police evaded the court system with their use of a secretive technology that mimics a cell phone tower to track a person’s movement.
GOP Election Upset: Hogan Defeats Dem Anthony Brown to Become Gov
See the full results of the 2014 election on our special election page.
Slideshow: Maryland’s Week at the GOP Convention
After an exhausting week, Maryland delegates leave Tampa fired up.
With New Teacher Contract, Lots of Unknowns
Baltimore is the first district in Maryland that plans to pay teachers based largely on their evaluations and student performance, as opposed to seniority.
University of Maryland Students Construct Solar Decathlon Home
COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Imagine a house surrounded by manmade wetlands. On one wall, native fruits grow off vines. Inside is a waterfall to promote humidity control, and water runs under the house’s middle to filter storm runoff. That’s the…
Bill to Stop Natural Gas Drilling Fails, Along with Other Environmental Legislation
A bill that would have imposed a two-year moratorium on natural gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale formation while an environmental impact study was completed stalled in the Senate this legislative session after easily passing the House.