Climate scientists expect a particularly strong El Nino this summer to lead to fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic, including Maryland.
Maryland
Autonomy Of Local Schools Uncertain
Local schools have struggled to remain autonomous with binding regulations coming from the state and federal education departments.
Baltimore’s War of 1812 Artifacts
A community archaeological dig in Baltimore looks to uncover artifacts from the Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812.
On the Wicomico River, the Last Stand for Maryland’s Nutria
Maryland’s unique nutria eradication project has been killing the invasive critters for over a decade, and now they’re down to the last remaining colony.
Brewpubs and Beer Drinkers Could Benefit From Recent Legislative Measure
Legislative measures awaiting Gov. Martin O’Malley’s approval could allow microbreweries to bottle and sell their beer for customers to take home.
Cuban Representatives Want U.S. to Answer Questions About Maryland’s Alan Gross
Representatives from the Cuban Interests Section said this week that until the Obama administration fully addresses Maryland resident Alan Gross’ intentions in Cuba, relations between the two countries will not improve.
Rise In Suicidal Behavior At Waxter Girls’ Detention Center
The Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit’s 2013 annual report indicated a 56 percent spike in suicide ideation and attempts from youth serving time at Waxter.
Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh In On Education Plans
Maryland gubernatorial candidates have a variety of strategies for the future of pre-kindergarten and other state education issues.
A Band of Musicians with More Ability than Disability
The interPLAYcompany Band at Strathmore aims to provide adults with cognitive disabilities enrichment from the world of music.
Maryland State Agencies Threatened by Cyberattacks
Incident reports acquired via Maryland Public Information Act request show that at least six cyber attacks have hit state agencies since early 2013.