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Legislators, Advocates Look For Solutions to Distracted Driving
In fiscal year 2015, Maryland motorists received 40,479 citations for using a handheld device while operating a vehicle.
Maryland Officials Seek Federal Aid for Blizzard Costs
The Maryland congressional delegation sent a letter to President Barack Obama requesting federal assistance to cover costs related to last month’s storm.
Decoding Maryland’s Controversial State Song
Some members of the General Assembly are pushing to replace Maryland’s official state song, “Maryland, My Maryland,” calling it a racist, secessionist embarrassment to the state.
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.
Maryland Senate Race Sees Web Mischief
Visitors to the domain “ChrisVanHollen.org” are not taken to Van Hollen’s campaign website, but instead redirected to “Donna Edwards for Senate.”
Bill Would Move Roger Brooke Taney Statue From State Capitol Grounds
A statue of former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney could be moved from the state capitol grounds due to a bill being introduced in Annapolis on Wednesday.
Law Enforcement Officials, Activists Testify on Police Reform Bills
About 280 people signed up to testify on bills regarding police accountability on Tuesday
President Obama Nominates First Black Woman for Librarian of Congress
President Obama Nominates First Black Woman for Librarian of Congress
State Lawmakers Debate Empowering Senate To Approve School Superintendent Appointees
Lawmakers in the Maryland Senate debated on Thursday over a bill that would require the chamber to approve future state superintendent appointees.