William J. Ford
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Jan- 2020 -18 January
Md. Prescription Board Prepares to Examine Drug Prices
The first stages to evaluate prescription drug prices in Maryland officially began Monday, as a new group held its first…
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16 January
ACA Driving Down Racial Disparities in Health Care: Report
Racial disparities in health care insurance coverage and access to care decreased among Black and Latino patients, according to a…
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15 January
Coalition, Lawmakers Present Revenue Proposal to Fund Statewide Education Plan
A coalition of union and civic groups and several Maryland lawmakers have proposals that would help pay for a statewide…
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15 January
Ulysses Currie, ‘Dean of Senators,’ Laid to Rest
Gentle. Firm. Infectious smile. Racquetball phenom. Those are just a few words family, friends and former colleagues used to describe…
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15 January
Education, Medical Cannabis Among Priorities of Black Caucus
The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland outlined its list priorities for this year's 90-day General Assembly session in Annapolis that…
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15 January
Md. Lawmakers Settle In for Three-Month Session
State Sen. Jill Carter said the first several days of the Maryland General Assembly aren't too challenging because she and…
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14 January
Kirwan Commission Presses Case on Education to Assembly
The same day Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan released a summary of his proposed fiscal year 2021 budget, a state Senate…
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12 January
Hot Jazz Roll Past Wizards
Bojan Bogdanovic scored a game-high 31 points to help the Utah Jazz defeat the Washington Wizards 127-116 on Sunday.
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10 January
Alsobrooks Raps Prince George’s Campaign Restriction: ‘Strikes at the Chord of Injustice’
Nearly a month after Del. Dereck E. Davis summarized how a proposed campaign fundraising restriction only affects his jurisdiction of…
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9 January
Law Enforcement Personnel Honored in Annapolis
During a time when law enforcement personnel are scrutinized for police shootings, tampering with evidence in certain cases and other…
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