Maj. Gen. Linda Singh addresses youth from the Department of Juvenile Services, motivating them to turn around their lives.
Maryland
Cybersecurity council begins work to curb risks to utilities, agencies in Maryland
In its first meeting, the group, with stakeholders from the public and private sectors, outlined goals to minimize cyber risks.
Walmart Honors Veterans With Green Lights
Walmart hopes to make Veterans Day a little brighter with its “Greenlight A Vet” campaign.
Maryland’s Senate Race Heats Up
Minority whip Kathy Szeliga entered Maryland’s Senate race on Tuesday, but the eye of the public still lies on the Democratic primary.
Inside Knowledge: Who Should Pay for Prisoners’ College Courses?
Studies show higher education reduces the likelihood of recidivism
Maryland Co-ops Not Worried About Closing
Amidst rising concerns surrounding health co-ops shutting down in various parts of the United States, Marylanders have nothing to worry about as state co-op is going strong.
Test Your Knowledge of Maryland News
How well do you know what happened in Maryland this week?
How Well Do Presidential Polls Predict Winners? Compare 2016 and 2008
With one year until the general election, Hillary Clinton holds a wide lead in the Democratic primary, just as she did in 2008. Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley still sits at 3 percent and hopes he can make a name for himself in time for the Iowa caucus.
VA Program Aims to Help Veterans with Weight and Health
The VA’s TeleMOVE program helps veterans loss weight with a daily phone call.
Hogan, Franchot criticize school construction officials for overspending
In Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting, Gov. Larry Hogan and Comptroller Peter Franchot aired serious concerns about state public school construction projects in a heated discussion.