by Bryan P. Sears, Maryland Matters July 8, 2026 Maryland’s top election official is being threatened with criminal charges by the Justice Department, the latest effort by President Donald Trump and his administration to pressure state elections officials and cast doubt on the validity of this fall’s elections, say some election advocates. The Tuesday letter […]
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by Mayah Nachman, Maryland Matters July 6, 2026 Maryland schools have a summer homework assignment: Establish artificial intelligence policies for their classrooms. They do have a cheat sheet of sorts to go by — the Maryland State Department of Education’s recently released AI guidance. The department has been working on its guidelines since fall of […]
Read More...The Maryland congressional delegation is raising a variety of concerns about the administration’s military campaign in the Middle East. By STELLA GARNER Capital News Service (WASHINGTON) — Congress is conflicted on how to respond to the Trump administration’s ongoing military campaign in Iran, with lawmakers split largely along party lines on whether President Donald Trump’s […]
Read More...More than a few people are deeply disturbed by the inclusion of a float dedicated to Confederate “Heritage” and the distribution of Confederate flags to children in North East’s annual Christmas parade. Editorially, there’s little Cecil TV can add to this story except to say that the Confederacy was a failed effort to preserve the […]
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Capitol News Service 11/13/25 By Aline Behar Kado, Haley Parsley and Raphael Romero Ruiz A handful of sheriffs are enforcing immigration policies so aggressively that they’ve put Maryland ahead of most red states in transferring migrants to ICE custody. It’s part of a local-federal partnership known as 287(g) Sheriffs in Maryland are assisting President Donald Trump’s administration in […]
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It’s pumpkin season. Greg’s crop of pumpkins goes way beyond what we’re used to seeing in stores. What’s more is that these pumpkins aren’t just for decoration. They are highly edible and offer a range of flavors for the discriminating pumpkin connoisseur.
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From Capital News Service By Lillian Glaros TOWSON, Md.–Dozens of people from states as far away as Texas and Kentucky marched 15 miles through Baltimore County on Sunday with a gigantic copy of the preamble to the U.S. Constitution in tow, in a show of support for American democracy. The march aims to show that […]
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Capital News Service By Adam Hudacek – 1 month ago For two decades, William Hinman had been an addict — first to alcohol, then to gambling. But 10 years ago, he decided to get clean, and it worked. He’s now 52 and spending his days as a peer mentor at the Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling, […]
Read More...By SASHA ALLEN Capital News Service Catholic Charities of Baltimore won state grants to fight chronic absenteeism in three Maryland public school districts by connecting troubled students with the mental health services they need. Thrive Behavioral Health won state funding to work with students with severe behavioral issues in five school districts to keep the […]
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Gov. Moore on Friday announced the Government Modernization Initiative, aimed at cutting inefficient government spending. (Giuseppe LoPiccolo/Capital News Service) January 10, 2025 By JACK BOWMAN Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS–Gov. Wes Moore is directing his administration to scour the state’s spending for waste and inefficiency, with a goal of producing $50 million in savings. Moore announced […]
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