Montgomery County is participating in a national campaign to reduce chronic homelessness.
Incarcerated Veterans Train Dogs For Wounded Vets
Inmates at the Maryland Correctional Institution in Hagerstown are training dogs to help wounded veterans. Officers say these dogs help the inmates as much as they help the wounded veterans.
Maryland Minute Update: Nov 6, 2013
CNS reporter Ben Oldach talks about the latest headlines from the state of Maryland in this edition of Maryland Minute.
Girls Just Want to Have Fun – And Build Robots
A local program gives elementary school girls positive exposure to math, science, engineering and technology.
Maryland Wine Industry Sees Tremendous Growth Over Past Decade
Maryland’s wine industry, while not a powerhouse in the world of vino, has seen tremendous growth over the past decade and the state has the potential to become a major center of wine production in time, experts said.
Maryland Starts Driver’s License Process For Immigrants Living in Country Illegally
Maryland is the first state on the East Coast to allow illegal immigrants to obtain a second-tier driver’s license.
Maryland Minute Update: Nov 1, 2013
CNS reporter Ben Oldach talks about zombie 5Ks, pumpkin smashing and a story full of beats, scratches and crossfades on this episode of Maryland Minute.
Furloughed Helpers Lend a Hand to Animals in Need
The extra downtime from the government shutdown has brought some much needed extra help to the area’s largest pet shelter.
U.S. Drive-Ins Face Obstacles, Maryland’s Lone Theater Stays Afloat
Drive-in theaters struggle to convert to the digital age with economic woes, but one outdoor Baltimore theater is staying positive
College Program for Disabled Students a Big SUCCESS
Maryland’s first 4-year college program for young adults with intellectual disabilities allows participants to participate in classes and internships alongside their peers at a 4-year college.