Some toys available on store shelves may be dangerous for kids, according to an annual report recently released by Maryland PIRG, a public-interest organization.
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The Man with a Million Secrets
You may have heard of PostSecret, but do you know the man behind the secrets? CNS-TV’s Marissa Parra introduces us to one Germantown man who’s spent a decade harvesting secrets from around the world… and in turn, helping millions.
State Debates Folding Tax Credit For ‘House of Cards,’ Other Productions
Maryland has provided $62.5 million in film tax credits since 2012, but a new report estimates that the state gets only a meager 10-cent return on each dollar spent.
Obama Administration Continues to Support Goals of Hong Kong Protesters
State Department official reiterates Obama administration’s support for the demands of Hong Kong protesters at a hearing chaired by Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin Wednesday.
Crime in the NFL
When compared with the general population, NFL players are disproportionately arrested and charged with domestic violence — and murder, weapons charges and sex offenses.
Baltimore Bookstore is Giving Away Books for Free
It all started with a conversation in a bar. Now, a local bookstore is giving away books to anyone who walks through its door.
Eclectic Treasure in State’s Capital is a Community Affair
Hidden off the beaten path this charming bookstore on Maryland Avenue in Annapolis has served the locals for almost 10 years.
Maryland Democrats Debating Where to Go Next
Maryland Democrats, looking to rebound from the upset victory of Republican Larry Hogan over Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, are debating whether to treat the loss as a brief hiccup in the blue state’s politics or as a sign of more serious voter discontent.
Exelon Commits to Pepco Charities
Local philanthropies were initially concerned that management changes would affect Pepco’s commitment to non-profits. But Exelon has issued assurances that the company will remain committed to Pepco’s 2013 level of philanthropic giving.
Thanksgiving Won’t be a Day Off For All
Not everyone can afford to take the day off on Thanksgiving. Maryland’s Craigslist sites are full of interesting opportunities for those looking to make a profit on Thanksgiving Day. Some, like Lori Queen, a chef from Washington, like to spend the day helping others.