CATONSVILLE – Maryland House of Delegates minority leader Kathy Szeliga, who’s running to succeed Maryland’s retiring U.S. Senator democrat Barbara Mikulski, says she wants to keep a strong female voice in the state’s congressional delegation.
Marylanders react to Trump’s rigged election claims
For the past few weeks Donald Trump has been claiming the election is rigged if he doesn’t win citing voter fraud. According to one Loyola University study, since 2000 there has been only 31 cases of voter fraud.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler Issues University Sexual Misconduct Report
Maryland’s top lawyer presents a plan of action saying it’s time to step up awareness about the problem of sexual assault on college campuses around the state of Maryland.
Students Talk National Security with Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger
A small group of Dundalk High School students get to talk national security with Maryland Second District Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger, ranking member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence.
Maryland’s Medical Marijuana Program Provides Insight for Prospective Business Owners
BETHESDA – Prospective medical marijuana business owners learn the ins and outs about state and federal laws as the state of Maryland gears up to implement its own medical marijuana law.
FIREARMS UPDATE: A look at Maryland’s Tighter Gun Law One Year after Implementation
Marylanders To Prevent Gun Violence joined together with elected officials to celebrate the one year anniversary of Maryland’s Firearms Safety Act. However, a local gun-owner says it has hurt his bottom line.
VOTING TESTS: Coming soon to a polling site near you.
BALTIMORE – The Maryland State Board of Elections, required to find a new voting system that provides a voter-verfiable record, recently sponsored a hands-on demonstration to help the Board determine what will be used for the 2016 presidential primary election.
Maryland and Virginia Organizations Team Together to Push for Latin Immigrants to Vote
CASA de Maryland teams up with other organizations to urge Latin Americans to register to vote in the upcoming elections to improve immigrant rights in the community.
Supreme Court Hears Second Day of Debate on Health Care Bill
Tuesday marked another day of serious debate at the Supreme Court as justices heard arguments on the constitutionality of President Obama’s health care bill. It was the second of three days of arguments over the bill, which represents the most time spent on debating a bill in more than 40 years.