William J. Ford
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Md. Lawmakers Vote to Recommend Limiting No-Knock Warrants, Banning Chokeholds
A work group composed of Maryland lawmakers approved recommendations Thursday for law enforcement agencies to ban chokeholds, limit the use…
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Strangulation Law Sought to Make Prince George’s ‘A Bit Safer’
Among the hundreds of state laws that went into effect this month in Maryland, Prince George's County State's Attorney Aisha…
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Marylanders Make the Most of Voter Registration and Early Ballot Submissions
The last day of voter registration in Maryland on Tuesday created a small crowd outside the Prince George's County Board…
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Police Reform Rally Planned in Forestville
Criminal justice advocates and loved ones of people either killed or abused by police will take part in a police…
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Maryland Lawmakers’ Agenda to Include Enhancing State’s Legal Cannabis Industry
Out of nearly 100 dispensaries in Maryland, only five are Black-owned.
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School Board Candidates Debate Mental Health, School Construction
Less than three weeks before the Nov. 3 general election, roughly seven dozen people listened to five candidates tout their…
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Half of Marylanders Wouldn’t Take COVID-19 Vaccine: Poll
Marylanders are experiencing a range of emotions since the COVID-19 outbreak hit the state earlier this year, according to a…
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Police Reform a Top Priority for Maryland Voters: Poll
The majority of Marylanders back state lawmakers' attempts at police reform, including making police misconduct cases publicly available, having police…
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More than Half of Marylanders Plan to Vote in Person: Poll
More than half of Marylanders plan to vote in person for the Nov. 3 general election, a new Goucher College…
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Braveboy Leads Voter Initiative in Prince George’s County
Prince George’s County State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy wants to ensure voter intimidation doesn't take place in the majority-Black jurisdiction during…
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