Gov. Wes Moore hosted a livestream conversation with Janai Nelson calling to for young voters:protect your right to vote and ensure your voices are heard.
Almost a million Marylanders turn out for early voting, up from last two presidential elections
Maryland’s Early voting came to an end on Oct. 31. after a busy week where nearly a million casted their ballots.
At braid shop, women share election hopes and fears
The 12-year-old African braiding shop hires immigrants looking to make it in a new country, and hosts a summer program to teach young local girls how to braid.
Lobbyists use nonprofits to sponsor trips for House, revealing blind spot in ethics rules
U.S. representatives and their staff have taken at least 17,000 trips since 2012 that were paid for by private parties, many of them nonprofits with deep ties to lobbyists and special interests.
As fighting in Ukraine approaches three years, both sides prepare for the US general election
CNS-TV talks with a former Navy general and a Ukrainian troop fighting on the front lines about how the effect of the November election.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich meets with African American community to discuss budget
County Executive Marc Elrich has hosted several community conversations about the upcoming Fiscal Year 2026 Budget.
Washingtonians blast &pizza and demand change in fallout over dessert that mocked former Mayor Marion Barry
Pizza chain: &pizza has received backlash for a dessert they recently added and removed from their menu following its controversial marketing campaign.
Electric vehicle infrastructure becoming more accessible in Montgomery County
Montgomery County is home to over 30 % of all registered plug-in vehicles. The county is improving EV charging accessibility with more stations.
National Teen Driver Safety Week highlights dangers of distracted driving
National Teen Driver Safety Week is urging parents to speak with their teens about safe driving. New drivers should take precautions when driving.
Members of Congress have taken hundreds of AIPAC-funded trips to Israel in the past decade
On June 16, as Benjamin Netanyahu continued his year-long defiance of Joe Biden over the war in Gaza, eight U.S. House members and two staffers arrived at Tel Aviv’s luxurious Kempinski Hotel for a four-day immersion in Israeli politics. The lawmakers and…