WASHINGTON — Chaos erupted in Washington, D.C. on Thursday as a dramatic car chase around Capitol Hill left one woman dead and the government on lockdown.
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Government Shutdown Hurts D.C. Businesses
With fewer workers and tourists in town, the shutdown of the federal government is hurting Washington restaurants and sidewalk vendors.
Restaurant Owner Working to Fix P.G. County “Food Desert”
According to the USDA, Prince George’s County has 22 food deserts. One man is looking to battle this problem by offering healthy eating options to residents.
Women Compete to be Baltimore’s Strongest Woman
Women from across the state of Maryland and beyond competed to be crowned Baltimore’s “Strongwoman.”
State Announces Tax Incentives for Cyber Security Businesses
The Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development announced Tuesday that it plans to add tax incentives for cyber security businesses in Maryland.
Supreme Court Hears Campaign Finance Arguments
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a major campaign finance case as hundreds of protestors rallied against eliminating campaign donation caps.
New Maryland Driving Laws Take Effect
Several new state driving laws, including a law banning hand-held cell phones, took effect at the beginning of October.
Legislation to Boost Brewing Industry Stalls
Many small breweries, including Union Craft Brewery in Baltimore, are trying to push forward legislation that would provide an economic boost to the industry.
Students Help To Restore Pataspco River
Volunteers from three Baltimore city schools are cleaning up trash and planting sea grasses in the rocky sand along the Patapsco River.
New State Education Standards Discussed at Hearing
SPRINGDALE — The Maryland State Board of Education discussed the new curriculum framework with parents Tuesday at a public forum.