Maryland
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Md. Lawmakers Propose Financial Literacy Requirement for High Schoolers
Two Maryland lawmakers are proposing legislation to require all state high school students to take a course in financial literacy.
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Jordan McNair-Inspired Bill Focuses on Safety, Compensation for College Athletes
Maryland lawmakers discussed Wednesday a proposal to create an independent council that would allow college athletes to express concerns about…
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Md. House Speaker Backs Bill to Settle HBCU Suit
One of Maryland’s top presiding officers will use policy to try and settle a more than 13-year-old lawsuit between the…
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Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass Statues Unveiled in Md. State House
The state of Maryland will house life-size statues of two of its most influential natives on government property: Harriet Tubman…
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Merchants, Advocates Seek to Educate Public on Medicinal Cannabis
Llauris Rener recalled when he took daily prescribed medication such as Percocet to relieve stomach pain, but he began to…
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Hogan Targets Crime, Calls for Bipartisanship in Annual Address
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan gave his sixth State of the State address Wednesday, outlining his goals to end partisan politics,…
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Digital Ads Could Bring Revenue, But Face Legal Challenges
Roy Romer said Wednesday that he can be fiscally conservative, but he supports the need to fund education.
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Delegate Proposes Structured Setting for Football
With millions of viewers anticipated to watch the NFL's championship game Sunday, Feb. 2, possible conversations between loved ones could…
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Valderrama: Paid Family Leave ‘Right Thing to Do’
Valderrama (D-District 26) of Fort Washington said Tuesday in Annapolis she plans to introduce legislation this week that would provide…
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Md. Lawmakers Cross Aisle to Back School Construction
Several Maryland leaders sat alongside each other Thursday in a bipartisan fashion to speak in one voice in support of…
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