Scholars weigh in on the removal of DC’s Black Lives Matter Plaza

Amid threats to the district’s funding, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser approved the erasure of Black Lives Matter Plaza in DC.

Walk the Walk Foundation: Empowering Annapolis’ Children in Need

In the heart of Annapolis, Maryland, the Walk the Walk Foundation (WTWF) is making a profound impact on the lives of underprivileged children.

Retired racers’ lives slow down after retirement

Greyhound racers enjoy a high-speed life during their career, but what happens after their retirement?

The Price Tag of Living in Northern Virginia

Despite being one of the fastest-growing regions in the country, Northern Virginia has seen more pockets of economic disparity resulting from the higher costs of living.

Governor Moore announces a new hiring process amid federal layoffs

Governor Wes Moore announced a new process to simplify the hiring procedures for four types of state government positions to support a growing number of Maryland workers affected by federal layoffs. 

Maryland’s goods exports to China increased in 2024 despite national decline, but tariffs pose potential threats to future trade

Maryland’s goods exports to China rose 10 percent last year, driven largely by surging coal and petroleum gas shipments, even as national exports declined, according to an April report from the U.S.-China Business Council, a non-partisan trade group representing American…

Parents often struggle to find help for troubled youngsters — but this Maryland program can help

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Going into her toddler’s annual check-up at Opal Court Pediatrics, Mallory Churchey worried about his behavior. Her youngest child, 3-year-old son Bronnsen, was having unusual tantrums and outbursts.  “I just knew it was not normal,” said the…

Van Hollen and fellow Democrats plan Senate vote on Trump deportation policy

Senate Democrats, including Maryland’s Chris Van Hollen, introduced legislation that would require the Trump administration to report how it is complying with court orders regarding the wrongful deportation of U.S. citizens and residents to El Salvador.

CNS News Quiz | Week of April 28: Trump’s executive orders, a warning from diplomats and more

Take this quiz to see how well you’ve been paying attention to this week’s news.

Trump is following the ‘universal autocrats playbook,’ US diplomats warn

Former U.S. ambassadors warned that democracy is at serious risk under the Trump presidency.