Editor’s Note: This week, two Capital News Service reporters were ousted from immigration court. It was an incident that drew national attention — and condemnation from advocates for press freedom and for people concerned about immigration enforcement under the Trump…
School board chair fights ‘vulgarness,’ profanity and many local parents
Somerset County schools’ controversial book policy is drawing state scrutiny as a possible violation of Maryland’s Freedom to Read Act. It’s stirring up a local MAGA-era skirmish over DEI.
How ICE works with police in Maryland to detain and deport
Some police believe it makes law enforcement more effective. But one critic says “you’re paying to get your neighbor deported” ANNAPOLIS–Eight counties in Maryland are working directly with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in formal agreements to identify…
Moore and Republicans point fingers as shutdown hits Maryland workers
The governor blamed President Trump for the toll on Maryland’s 269,000 federal employees, while Republican officials said Democrats are at fault.
State orders apartment manager to pay $11.2M to Prince George’s tenants in landmark case
The owners and managers of Heather Hill Apartments in Temple Hills, Md. are ordered to pay back an estimated $11.2 million in restitution to tenants due to unsafe conditions.