During the concert, participants were dancing to the music, cheering and waving “Free D.C.” flags. It allowed UMD attendees to show their support for workers not just in the region, but also on campus.
Annapolis boutique connects shoppers with global artisans
Shannon Riesenfeld opened Mango & Main, a fair trade shop, a decade ago with the goal of helping women artisans across the globe.
‘Elect a clown, expect a circus’: annual May Day protest draws thousands to D.C.
Thousands of protestors marched from the Washington Monument to the White House to protest the Trump administration on Friday.
A state program that boosted small businesses is getting booted
Maryland’s Business Boost program supports small businesses, but it was not included in the 2027 state budget, leaving its future uncertain.
Can Maryland remain the “crab capital” if consumers can’t buy crabmeat?
A federal effort to ban most imported crabmeat has sparked a legal battle between NOAA and the domestic seafood industry that could disrupt supply, drive up prices and reshape the seafood industry.
‘Just in time’: State lawmakers say new law protects Marylanders as U.S. Supreme Court ruling strips federal voting rights
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a voting rights bill into law Tuesday, less than 24 hours before the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in a Louisiana case.
Pete Hegseth provokes Democrats with triumphant claims about war with Iran
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth argued with Democrats about the war in Iran at Thursday’s Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
Maryland’s Secretary of Commerce talks Sphere, data centers
State Secretary of Commerce Harry Coker Jr. said Maryland’s small and medium businesses are “absolutely essential to our economic growth.”
Maryland ICE arrests are increasing as Trump crackdown intensifies
Capital News Service analyzed data on immigration arrests and deportations in Maryland and found that numbers are skyrocketing during Trump’s second year in office.
How AI misconduct cases are handled across Maryland campuses
Artificial intelligence advancements have prompted universities to adopt policies quickly, but inconsistent enforcement and unclear misconduct definitions raise concerns.