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Government & PoliticsDonated Conservation Easement Protects South Anne Arundel County Forest
Completed in late December, this easement brings Scenic Rivers to a total of 352 acres conserved in 2019.
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Government & PoliticsSt. Mary’s County Detention Center Again Deemed 100-Percent Compliant
From Aug. 20-22, 2019, the detention center was audited by the Maryland Commission on Correctional Standards.
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Government & PoliticsMaryland Agriculture Secretary Appoints Dr. Michael Odian As State Veterinarian
Dr. Odian, who has been practicing veterinary medicine for nearly 25 years, owns and operates a general equine practice focusing on sport horse medicine in Carroll County.
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsBoard of Public Works Approves 200-Acre Land Acquisition in Prince George’s County
Property Adjacent to Rosaryville State Park will Expand Recreation.
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Government & Politics, SchoolsGovernor Hogan Introduces Common Sense Legislation to Return School Start to After Labor Day
Move Supported by Overwhelming Majority of Marylanders Will End Mass Confusion of Having Maryland’s Counties Starting on Different Dates.
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Government & PoliticsHome Video Security Camera Mini-Grant for La Plata Residents and Small Business Owners
The majority of criminal events in La Plata are theft related, oftentimes from unsecured vehicles and residents yards.
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Government & PoliticsDemocratic Bills Do Nothing to Address Violent Crime Crisis
House Minority Leader Kipke: “The General Assembly would do better to regulate knives and sharp objects which were used twice as often in city homicides than shotguns last year.”.
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Government & PoliticsCharles County Commissioners Meeting Update January 28th
Commissioners proclaimed Jan. 26 to Feb. 1 as Catholic Schools Week and recognized three Catholic elementary schools in the county, including Archbishop Neale, St. Mary’s Bryantown, and St. Peter’s.
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Government & PoliticsState Senator Ed Reilly Endorses Johnny Ray Salling for Maryland’s 2nd Congressional District
Senator Salling's campaign is gaining momentum going into the Republican primary April 28th.
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Government & PoliticsMaryland Horse Industry Board Announces 2020 Grant Recipients
Over $30,000 in Funding Awarded to 38 Projects.
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Government & PoliticsChild Whose Lemonade Stand Was Shut Down Will Be Present At Parrott Press Conference
Delegate Parrott and Delegate Johnson, (34A – Harford County) who is cosponsoring the bill, will speak about the bill with policy experts from area think tanks, including the Heritage Foundation and the Heartland Institute.
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Government & Politics, Economy & BusinessGovernor Hogan Honors 2020 Century Farm Families
Award Celebrates 100 Years of Continuous Farm Ownership, Operation by Same Family.
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Government & PoliticsMALPF Accepting Applications for FY21 Easement Cycle
All easement applications must be received by the Department of Economic Development Agriculture Division by April 30, 2020.
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Government & Politics, Economy & BusinessMaryland and IRS Ready for Today's Start of Tax Season
Comptroller Office's set to assist Maryland taxpayers.
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Government & PoliticsMaryland Department of Natural Resources Begins New Survey of Mason-Dixon Line
This will be the first complete survey in 40 years of the line, which was marked in a 1760s survey that defined the Maryland-Pennsylvania border..
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Government & PoliticsCharles County Sheriff’s Office Reflects on the Accomplishments of 2019
Several accomplishments and events stand out most: crime in Charles County is down; new technology has been implemented to aid in criminal investigations.
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Government & PoliticsReport: Maryland Has Largest Black Prison Population in U.S.
More than 70% of the state's prison population is black, compared with about 30% of the state population.
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsSgt. Grumbles Retires from St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office After 25 Years
Starting with the Sheriff’s Office on July 5, 1994, Grumbles graduated from the Southern Maryland Justice Academy in March 1995 and was assigned to the Patrol Division.
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