A Maryland Delegate hopes that by 2014, the 3-D printing of firearms parts will be illegal in the state.
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Officials Urge Drivers to Avoid Giving to Panhandlers
Montgomery County officials urge drivers to stop giving money to panhandlers, and instead make a donation by texting the word ‘SHARE’ to a designated homeless aid organization in the county.
Group Wants Amtrak to Allow Pets on Trains
The Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council is promoting the Pets on Trains Act of 2013, which could allow non-service animals on Amtrak trains.
Charitable DC Diaper Bank Reaches Milestone
The DC Diaper Bank distributed it’s 500,000th diaper and celebrated three years of incorporation on the 27th Annual Montgomery County Community Service Day.
Montgomery County Launches “Heads Up in Parking Lot” Campaign
Montgomery County launched an educational campaign to remind pedestrians and drivers to pay attention in parking lots and garages, especially as the busy holiday season approaches.
Revenge Porn Bill Would Criminalize Online Sexual Harassment
Posting explicit pictures of an ex on the web — commonly referred to as ‘revenge porn’ — could soon be illegal in Maryland.
Veterans’ Stories of War Preserved by Maryland Teenagers
Students from Suitland High School and Prince George’s County Community College are partnering with veterans to pass along their tales of battle on the front lines, and keep their memories alive through the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress.
Military’s Mental Illness Stigma Pushes Navy Captain to Edge
During his battle with depression, Navy Capt. Todd Kruder attempted suicide three times. Now, he writes books to assist members of the military.
Maryland Minute Update: December 3, 2013
CNS reporter Ben Oldach talks about the latest headlines from around Maryland including a Morgan State fraternity that has been put on probation, a Montgomery County school teacher who has fled to Hong Kong and how one power plant in Cumberland is recycling energy.
Accidents Between Cyclists and Drivers Rise in Maryland
Accidents between cars and bicyclists in Maryland increased sharply over the last five years, according to a Capital News Service analysis of crash data.