Troubled Rosecroft Raceway is hoping to become one of the newest casino locations should the measure to bring gaming to Prince George’s County pass and be approved on referendum.
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Audit Reveals UMD Student Information Susceptible to ID Theft
Thousands of prospective University of Maryland students’ personal and financial information was wrongly exposed to the public, a recent audit found.
Maryland Delegates Discuss a Bill to Put a Lock on the Transportation Trust Fund
At a hearing Tuesday, lawmakers discussed a bill that would prevent money from the state’s Transportation Trust Fund from being used for anything other than transportation projects.
In Same-Sex Marriage Testimony, O’Malley Balances Religious Freedom, Civil Rights
In testimony before a Senate committee Tuesday, Gov. Martin O’Malley stressed the importance of balancing the freedom of Maryland’s religious institutions to practice their faith with the civil rights of same-sex couples in the state.
Brothers Create Superhero to Defend Eastern Shore
Batman defends Gotham City. “The Fall,” a new superhero created by two brothers, patrols the small towns and beaches of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Families- The Hidden Faces of Homelessness
MiMi Ramos, a single mother of three, recently bought her family’s first home in Silver Spring. For the Ramoses, a formerly homeless family, this purchase was an especially meaningful milestone.
Maryland Horse Racing’s Last Legs?
LAUREL, Md. – The smell of hay and horse is thick in the racing stalls at Laurel racetrack. Farriers are shoeing horses, groomers are preparing their thoroughbreds and the vet is making his rounds. All the activity starts long before…
Aging Veterans Honored with 100,000 Free Canes
Veterans Day celebrations were in full swing at an unlikely location this year – Sam’s Club. More than 40 World War II and Korean War veterans were honored and given a free cane at the Timonium store Nov. 9
Maryland Representatives Pledge to Keep Funding NASA
After the congressional debt super committee’s failure to reach a deal last week, Hoyer warned that cuts may be on the horizon.
Ehrlich Campaign Aide Facing Trial for Robocalls
Opening statements were made Tuesday in the Baltimore City Circuit Court trial of Paul Schurick, the chief campaign aide to former Governor Bob Ehrlich. Schurick is being charged in connection with robocalls made in the 2010 governor’s race allegedly designed to suppress the African-American vote.