Legislation that would have mandated state buildings, parks and colleges toss treats that exceed 200 calories per package from their vending machines will have to wait until next year for reconsideration, the measure’s sponsor said Tuesday.
Maryland
Terps Feeling Confident Heading into NCAA Tournament
Terps get back to having fun and feel good heading into NCAA Tournament.
Terps Fall Short in Rematch Against Michigan State
A strong defensive effort wasn’t enough for Maryland, who fell short against Michigan State in semifinal.
Gun Rights and Gun Control Activists and Rally in Annapolis
Dueling sides in the gun control battle squared off in front of the State House Wednesday.
Terps Get Back On Track, Advance to Big Ten Semifinals
Jake Layman and the Terps fire on all cylinders in win against Nebraska in Big Ten tournament quarterfinals.
Blacksmith Guild Forges New Path
Blacksmithing may not be a popular hobby in the 21st century, but a special club in Anne Arundel County is continuing to hammer away at this centuries-old craft.
Maryland felons now able to vote
Former felons step up to register to vote as the state’s new voting restoration law takes effect.
Struggling Terps Start Big 10 Tournament Against Surging Nebraska
The Maryland Terrapins start Big Ten play today ranked No. 3 – not where they were expected to be at this point in the season.
Despite Significant Support, Bill on Parental Rights After Rape May Stall
A bill that would terminate rapists’ parental rights may be blocked for the seventh time despite a sizable showing of bipartisan support from a majority of lawmakers in both state chambers.
Montgomery County Responds to Concerns of Muslim Community
Montgomery County’s Committee on Hate and Violence meets with a group of local Muslims to address concerns.