Frustrated users submitted more than 4,000 comments complaining of problems with the state’s ObamaCare website in the first months of operation, Capital News Service found.
Local Shelter Protects Those Who Served
One of the only of its kind in the country, a homeless shelter in Darnestown is protecting homeless veterans by serving as a semi-permanent home to help vets in need get back on their feet.
Terrapins Open Spring Practice To Public
It may be April, but the Friday night lights remain on at North Point High School.
Opening Day Celebrates 60 Years of Orioles Baseball
After every long winter, spring flowers bloom and the boys of summer return to the diamond. But this year is a bit more special – the Orioles have now been doing that in Baltimore for 60 years.
National Park Service: The Trees Will Bloom Soon
It’s called the nation’s greatest springtime celebration, but there’s one thing missing from the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington.
Bill Pushing Back Wind Project Raises Economic, Environment and Security Issues
A bill that would delay a planned wind farm in Somerset County drew opposition from environmental groups, despite support from Democratic lawmakers.
Public Hopes to Influence Cove Point Verdict
On deadline day for public comments, an environmental group will deliver 35,000 comments about the proposed liquefied natural gas facility to the Maryland Public Service Commmission.
Average Maryland Teacher Sees Drop In Salary
Despite an increased workload as a result of the Common Core State Standards, Maryland teachers have seen a dip in their average salary since 2009.
Slowing Down Speeders
LAUREL- New speed signs in Laurel are focused on preventing rather than ticking drivers who are going past the speed limit.
Final “Zaching”
COLLEGE PARK- Students gathered on March 12th to remember the life and legacy of Zach Lederer, a student at the University who inspired everyone with his optimism in the face of fighting cancer.