Taxation with representation was the message at the John A. Wilson Building on Tuesday morning when the D.C. City Council joined with Mayor Vincent Gray to announce a new push for statehood for the district.
College Unveils Second Community-Scale Wind Turbine on Eastern Shore
The turbine at Chesapeake College in Wye Mills is the first on the Eastern Shore.
College Students Move Into Cruise Ship Dorm
At St. Mary’s College of Maryland, students have long been able to rent boats and take classes on boats with world-class sailing instructors. Now, some students get to live on one.
Pilots Discuss Dangers of Laser Pointers
Small laser pointers are a common tool, but they’re becoming a serious danger to pilots in flight. Over 2800 laser incidents were reported last year. The FAA says BWI-Marshall Airport had more than 30 incidents putting it in the top 20 among airports around the country.
Reagan’s Legacy Lives on in New Statue at National Airport
A statue of Ronald Reagan was unveiled in front of Reagan National Airport as part of the Ronald Reagan Centennial Celebration Tuesday.
Purple Line Peaks Interest
Video by Sean McCalley/CNS-TV COLLEGE PARK – The Maryland Transit Administration held a public open house on Tuesday at the University of Maryland, educating local residents on the benefits the light rail system will provide when completed in 2020. The…
Disaster Drill Tests DC Area’s Emergency Responders
Maryland Fire and Rescue, Emergency Response Service and more than a dozen Maryland hospitals take part in Capital Shield 2012, a full-scale test of the region’s ability to respond to a mass casualty terrorist attack.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center Continues to Serve Community
A year after a sexual assault center in Prince George’s County expanded its services, officials say it has helped discover more victims of domestic violence.
D.C. Students Celebrate Nordic Food Day
Nordic Food Day was the first in the International Food Program series that aims to introduce students to new cultures and customs.