It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … everywhere you go. That includes the State House in Annapolis, thanks to the generosity of some local garden clubs.
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Food Trucks Are a Hot Business in Baltimore, When They Find a Place to Park
The number of food trucks in Baltimore has doubled in less than two years. But regulators have yet to catch up with the rapid change in food industry.
O’Malley Courts House Democrats as Poll Gives Him 7 Percent Support in Maryland
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley met with the House Democratic Caucus Tuesday morning in an effort to earn more support for his presidential run as he continues to struggle in the polls.
Maryland comptroller proposes legislation to help curb income tax fraud
The Maryland comptroller’s office proposed legislation Tuesday that would assist enforcement and increase penalties for fraudulent filers.
Maryland commission studies standardized-testing times in all 24 jurisdictions
Commission sets timeline for recommendations
Maryland Students Underperform on New College Readiness Tests
We analyzed the state Department of Education data and found six things you need to know about the exam results.
At 4-6, Washington Still Has Hopes for NFL Playoffs
Washington will play it’s biggest game of the season on Sunday, when the NFC-East leading New York Giants come to town.
Can the Baltimore Ravens Win Without Joe Flacco?
The Baltimore Ravens may have won 16-13 during Sunday’s matchup with the St. Louis Rams but they suffered a major loss when quarterback Joe Flacco tore both his ACL and MCL.
Syrian Asylum: Syrian Journalist Says Refugees Just Want Second Chance
A former Syrian journalist, now safe in the D.C. area after escaping his war-torn home, knows only too well how difficult the journey can be to safe haven in the United States.
Ballet Class Offers Hope for Disabled Children
At the Maryland Youth Ballet there is a program called Music and Motion that provides therapeutic ballet classes to dancers with physical disabilities.