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Board of Public Works approves $5.6 billion Purple Line Light Rail Agreement
The Purple Line is expected to be in service by 2022
Though Justice Reinvestment is Closer to Final Passage, House and Senate Versions Remain Apart
As the 2016 legislative session draws to a close, the House of Delegates and state Senate still haven’t reached a compromise on criminal justice reform.
Maryland Football Hires Kentucky’s Andy Buh as New Defensive Coordinator
Maryland football’s new defensive coordinator, Andy Buh, helped orchestrate turnarounds at Stanford University and the University of Nevada Reno. Can he help the Terps do the same?
With NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship Win, Villanova is Out of University of Maryland’s League
Villanova secured its first NCAA championship win in over 30 years.
Edwards Hits Van Hollen with First Televised Attack Ad
Maryland Senate race goes negative on television.
‘Yes means yes’ sexual assault bill dies; campus officials and activists debate next step
The bill required all Maryland colleges and universities to adopt an affirmative consent standard.
As session nears close, Hogan vetoes two bills, signs three
General Assembly has time to override governor’s early vetoes
A New Addition to the Memorial Family: World War I Memorial Coming in 2018
See how this new addition to the memorial family stacks up against Washington’s most beloved tourist hot spots.
U.S. Naval Academy Band Creating a New Tradition
For the first time in 164 years, the U.S. Navy band’s Master Chief Musician is a woman, Amy Jarjoura.