It may not be football, basketball, or baseball… but cricket is making it’s presence felt among kids in Maryland.
Maryland Comptroller’s Office Cracks Down on Possible Fraudulent Returns
The Maryland Comptroller’s Office is on the hunt for tax fraud.
UMD Women’s hoops fall to Washington in NCAA Tournament
The seconded seeded Maryland Terrapins fell to the seventh seeded Washington Huskies in the second round of the NCAA Tournament 74-65.
House committee discusses combatting heroin epidemic
Baltimore City’s health commissioner joins a panel updating the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on the growing problem of abuse of illegal opioids, like heroin, as well as controlled substances, like oxycodone.
Teaching Life Lessons Through Chess
Kids and volunteers at the Columbia Association Youth and Teen Center share a bond and learn some lessons through a classically strategic game.
Elijah Balbed Reaches Musical Heights Thanks to Friends
The 26 year old musician has earned critical acclaim. But he’s made it this far thanks to the mentors and friends that helped him along.
Harford County Releases 911 Calls, Reveals Killer’s Possible Motive
Harford County has released the 911 calls from the day that Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Deputy First Class Mark Logsdon were killed.
Legislators Push for Equal Pay For Women
Maryland’s State Senate considers legislation that supporters say will close loopholes and guarantee equal pay for equal work.
Battle Continues to End Distracted Driving
The Maryland State Police say that while the number of driving deaths–including those caused by distracted driving like texting–is down, the battle continues to eliminate the problem of distracted driving because the price is still much too high.
Maryland felons now able to vote
Former felons step up to register to vote as the state’s new voting restoration law takes effect.