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Board questions agencies’ procurement processes, minority business participation
At Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford and Comptroller Peter Franchot questioned the state’s process of granting contracts and challenged the dearth of minority business subcontracts in University System of Maryland contracts.
Who Brews it Best? Comparing Pumpkin Spice Latte Prices and Calories
Known by its creators as “the drink that almost wasn’t,” the Pumpkin Spice Latte — or #psl, as it’s known on Twitter and among devoted fans — is now America’s favorite fall beverage.
House Democrats Demand Documents From Planned Parenthood Video Producers
Democratic members of a House oversight panel sent a letter Tuesday to Chairman Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, requesting him to direct the anti-abortion activist who secretly recorded Planned Parenthood to turn over documents related to his videos.
‘Popedelphia’: An on-the-street recap of the pope’s visit
During an interview on a flight from Philadelphia to Rome, Pope Francis recounted the “three different kinds of welcome” during his tour of the United States, describing Philadelphia as “very expressive.” Here’s a look at the city during the pope’s last day in the U.S.
Baltimore Tourism Begins to Rebound After Protests
This summer was tough for Baltimore tourism, as the industry attempted to recover from the protests surrounding Freddie Gray’s death.
New Superbug Infection Spikes Worry Nursing Homes, CDC
Nursing homes urged to stop over-prescribing antibiotics.
Congress, Advocates Call for Post-Prison Job Reforms
Bipartisan group of lawmakers aims to help former inmates find federal work.
Eight Maryland Schools Awarded 2015 Blue Ribbons
Eight Maryland schools were awarded National Blue Ribbons for 2015 by the U.S. Department of Education this week. The eight winners included six public and two parochial schools.
Storms Bring Heavy Rain and Destruction to Maryland
LAUREL — A rash of severe weather left a path of destruction in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties. Local residents and businesses are preparing for another round of storms this weekend.