Attorneys for the state presented arguments to the state’s highest court about why Baltimore City Police Officer William Porter should be forced to testify against his fellow officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray.
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Maryland’s Women back-to-back B1G 10 Basketball Champs
The Maryland women’s basketball team celebrated their back-to-back B1G 10 Tournament Championships with their fans in College Park.
Why Aren’t More African Americans Playing Golf?
Nearly two decades after Tiger Woods won the Masters African Americans only account for a small number among the millions of Americans playing the sport.
READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY: Celebrating Dr.Seuss’ Birthday
State Comptroller Peter Franchot and students from Walter S. Mills-Parole Elementary School attend Read Across America Event at Anne Arundel County Library.
Lessons on the Snow: Baltimore’s Burton Chill
The Burton Chill Foundation takes underserved Baltimore children to Liberty Mountain Resort free of charge and teaches them life lessons, through snowboarding.
EMERGENCY PREP: NATIONAL GUARD EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING
The National Guard teams up with first responders from throughout the region for emergency training exercises to prepare for the unexpected.
IGNITION INTERLOCKS: HEARING ON NOAH’S LAW
Police officers from around the state testified in favor of Noah’s Law at today’s hearing in Annapolis. Noah’s Law requires ignition interlocks for all motorists convicted of drunk driving.
WEATHER DAMAGE: Auto body shops busy from potholes
The rough winter weather is producing an early bumper crop of potholes keeping motorists frustrated and body shops busy.
Domino Day
The Maryland Science Center hosted domino toppling expert Scott Suko who set up a nearly 30,000 domino topple.
GROCERY AUCTION: Food Discounts Come in Bulk at Chesapeake Marketplace
Calvert County residents flock to the Chesapeake Marketplace about once a month for the nearby grocery auction: a bidding war to get tons of food at cheap discounts.