Environmental Justice Is a Reparations Issue

Get the latest news! Stay Informed Stay Connected: Subscribe to receive news daily. (WIB) – I was pleased to learn of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s recent executive order establishing a unified approach to environmental justice. The E.O. also created...

EPA Urges Full Compliance with Environmental Laws in Maryland County 

By Amos Harris HARPER, LIBERIA — The Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia (EPA) has issued a firm directive to the citizens, businesses, and institutions of Maryland County, urging them to fully comply with national environmental...

Maryland offshore wind project at risk of being canceled

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore presented his offshore wind energy initiative at the International Offshore Wind Partnering Forum in Baltimore in 2023. (Office of Governor Wes Moore) The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) acted to “vacate” or...

Senate Democrats want to revive a NOAA database that tracked billion-dollar natural disasters

Senate Democrats are seeking to revive a database that had tracked billion-dollar climate and weather disasters for decades, until it was retired by the Trump administration this May. NOAA had kept a database of disasters that exceeded $1 billion...

Local 44 election loser accuses victor of “colluding” with Baltimore inspector general

The union officer who lost last month’s election to become president of AFSCME Local 44 has charged winner Stancil McNair, who crusaded for better pay and working conditions for Baltimore sanitation workers, of “colluding” with the Baltimore...

Opportunities for the sole deepwater port on Maryland's Eastern Shore

CAMBRIDGE, MD -The Cambridge planning and zoning department plans to boost growth by leveraging its deepwater port and opportunity zone development. Cambridge is working with development company Able City to finalize its comprehensive plan. The...

Microsoft to open quantum research center at the University of Maryland

Microsoft has plans to open a new quantum research center at the University of Maryland’s Discovery District in College Park, aiming to bring together government agencies, researchers, and private companies to advance the technology from theory to...

Eric Giko Accepts Citizens’ Petition to Contest 2029 Senatorial Elections in Maryland County 

By Christian Appleton MARYLAND COUNTY, LIBERIA — Hon. Eric Giko, a prominent figure in Maryland County politics and a three-time senatorial candidate, has officially announced his candidacy for the 2029 senatorial elections. His decision comes...

New collaboration with Maryland to accelerate quantum computing

When I gave testimony to the House Science Committee earlier this year, I spoke about how quantum technology has the potential to reshape innovation, enhance our national security, and drive economic growth. As we get closer to bringing this...

Is offshore wind doomed in Maryland?

Maryland leaders have long pictured fields of wind turbines along the horizon off the Eastern Shore, distant pinwheels sending a limitless supply of clean power to homes across the region. But the state’s fledgling industry may face its doomsday...

After strong performance, Lions’ offensive line faces tough road test in Baltimore

ALLEN PARK -- Of all the improvements to come to light in last week’s demolition of the Chicago Bears, the ones on the offensive line instill the most optimism for the Detroit Lions. It wasn’t perfect. But it was so much better than the previous...

Sec. Chaudhry: How Maryland is safeguarding the public trust | GUEST COMMENTARY

The Maryland Department of General Services is 750 employees strong, serving the State of Maryland as landlord, leasing agent, builder and procurer of government spaces. We are a team that works primarily behind the scenes, unseen by many but...

Maryland groups join forces for upcoming data center decisions

Data centers like this one are appearing in more areas of Maryland as some state leaders recruit the industry for economic development. Maryland organizations are coalescing around a common concern: the growing presence of data centers. Six...

Maryland football faces first Big Ten road test against Wisconsin

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The Maryland Terrapins enter Saturday's matchup against Wisconsin with a perfect 3-0 record, but head coach Mike Locksley believes the real season begins now as conference play kicks off. The Terps will face their first true...

No run game in Kansas City? Poor O-lines in Houston, Minnesota? Real-or-not ratings for every team

We're two weeks into the 2025 NFL season, which means narratives are beginning to take hold -- prematurely. The NFL's 10 remaining 2-0 teams cannot all be Super Bowl-bound. (History confirms some in that group won't reach the playoffs.) The group...

7 things to do in Baltimore County, from a pawpaw harvest to festivals galore

Milder September weather makes it the perfect time to head outdoors to enjoy the county’s many cultural, music and food festivals. Check out these seven events for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 24. Upperco music festival Wednesday-Saturday...

Charles Students Post Gains As Maryland Prepares Biggest Math Shakeup In Years

Screenshot of Kevin Lowndes – Charles County Board of Education meeting on Sept. 9, 2025. LA PLATA, Md. — Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) reported steady progress in student achievement and participation during the Board of Education meeting...

Liberia: EPA Reopens Maryland County Office, Warns of Strict Environmental Enforcement

Harper, Maryland County — The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia has officially reopened its office in Maryland County, restoring its regulatory presence in the region after several years of inactivity and emphasizing its commitment...

Cardi B announces first tour in six years with stops in Baltimore, D.C. in 2026

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Cardi B is officially hitting the road again! The Grammy-winning rapper has announced her return to touring with the "Little Miss Drama Tour," a 30+ date arena tour launching in February 2026. This will be Cardi B’s first...

$1.5M spent to date on Maryland Park School expansion

The Manitoba government has spent more than $1.5 million so far on an expansion at Maryland Park School that will see 14 new classrooms added next year. The figure reflects spending to date, with the total cost of the project exceeding that...