Nationally women earn 77 cents for every dollar earned by men
Maryland
Mills, Environmentalists Debate Energy Subsidies For Black Liquor
Environmentalists will seek to free up state funds for renewable energy resources by excluding “black liquor” from the list of renewable energy sources eligible for state subsidies, after an effort to do so failed this year.
D.C. Drivers Fuel Ridesharing Competition With Creativity
The giant stuffed pink moustache affixed to the front of Elizabeth Croydon’s silver Mazda Tribute isn’t just for decoration. It means she’s a driver for Lyft, one of the half-dozen ridesharing companies competing for passengers in Washington, D.C.
Video: Maryland Marijuana Decriminalization Explained
Possessing small amounts of marijuana will not be a criminal offense in Maryland after Oct. 1.
Maryland Lags Behind Other Big Ten Schools in Spending
Maryland will likely need to spend a lot more to recruit players and field teams once it officially leaves the Atlantic Coast Conference and heads to the more lucrative pastures of the Big Ten in July.
Goats to Serve as Eco-Friendly Landscapers Around the State
Have you herd? Goats will soon be making their way through Maryland, as property owners trade machinery for hungry, four-legged landscapers.
A Cherry Blossom’s Fleeting Glory
One of the city’s famous cherry blossom trees before, during and after its 2014 peak.
Supreme Court Has Changed How Campaigns Are Financed
A series of Supreme Court rulings have significantly expanded the ways corporations can donate to federal elections.
Defendants Who Fail to Come to Court Burden Maryland Judicial System
Maryland court employees and sheriff deputies have increased duties when individuals fail to appear during scheduled court cases.