Tom Falcinelli couldn’t have been more invisible officiating a high school football game last weekend, attended by a few hundred parents and students.
The Lieutenant Governor is Ready to Shine
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is perhaps the best known of four likely Democratic candidates for governor of Maryland in 2014.
Maryland Republicans Gear Up for 2014 Gubernatorial Race
A number of prominent Maryland Republicans are being mentioned in the discussion of the 2014 gubernatorial race.
Supreme Court May Examine Maryland DNA Collection Law
At least three issues before the Supreme Court this term could have an impact on Maryland law.
Comptroller Franchot Among Potential Candidates in 2014 Gubernatorial Race
His role as, “a fiscally responsible, progressive Democrat,” will give him an advantage should he choose to run in 2014, Franchot said.
Howard County Executive Ulman a Possible Gubernatorial Contender in 2014
ANNAPOLIS – Howard County Executive Ken Ulman attended the Democratic National Convention last month for the fourth time in his career, and the second time as a delegate
ThinkPort- Online learning about the War of 1812
DUNDALK- Some local students become the first to travel back to the War of 1812 with the help of some very contemporary tools.
Rockville High School Students Moderate Board of Education Forum
Students from Rockville High School served as moderators for the Montgomery County Board of Education’s forum Wednesday evening, just one day after the second presidential debate. These teen journalists played the role of Candy Crowley in a debate that featured a bit of a dust-up between participants and audience.
Six Surprising Things About Maryland Terps Defensive Lineman A.J. Francis
A.J. Francis is well known for his goofy antics on Twitter, but his full story cannot be captured in 140 characters.
If He’s Running for Governor, Attorney General Doug Gansler Isn’t Saying
Despite rumors of a gubernatorial run, Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler remains coy about his political future.