The Democratic presidential candidate’s daughter touted her mother’s decades of experience.
Maryland
Talk of Restrictions Watched Closely in Trade-Busy Maryland
State and Port of Baltimore benefit heavily from international trade.
Income Inequality Resonates as an Issue Among Democratic Voters
With one of the richest counties in the country and one of the poorest cities, Marylanders stand to be affected by presidential candidates’ plans for minimum wages, funding, and economic opportunities.
GOP Candidates Bring Anti-Government Message to Government’s Backyard
By JOSH MAGNESS, REBECCA RAINEY and ALANA PEDALINO Capital News Service WASHINGTON — The Republican presidential candidates continue to advocate smaller government and less spending. But will such messages resonate in Maryland, a state that has benefited from its proximity…
Elkridge Artist Finds Fun in Vivid Expression
Not all egg decorations are for Easter. Wendy Ng makes sure to showcase a vivid range of design through artistic expression.
In a State Home to the NSA, Many Rural Residents Are Left Without Wired Broadband
Residents of parts of rural Maryland face problems in business, education and agriculture because of unreliable Internet.
Legislation that ends subminimum wages for workers with disabilities passes
Maryland organizations cannot pay workers with disabilities a subminimum wage after September 2020.
Obama Recognizes Young Scientists At White House Science Fair
Several Maryland students and their projects were just featured at the annual White House Science Fair, started by President Obama six years ago.
MAD DASH TO THE END OF LEGISLATIVE SESSION
The 90 day legislative session in Maryland ended Monday night at the stroke of midnight. Lawmakers rushed through bills trying to get as many through before the midnight deadline.
Glass Blowing: Blazing a new path
It’s an ancient art that dates back 2,000 years ago. One local woman is blazing a path in the art of glass making, an art form that’s traditionally been the domain of men.