The MOCO Council is considering changing the county’s zoning rules so that property owners with more than 3 acres of land could build community solar arrays.… Read more
Yearly Archives: 2018
Bill To Give Research Animals Chance At Adoption Advances
A bill moving through the Maryland General Assembly would require some animals used for research get a chance at being adopted.… Read more
California Family’s SUV Cliff-Plunge May Have Been Intentional
Data from the car indicates the vehicle came to a complete stop before accelerating quickly off the cliff… Read more
Howard University Gives An Inch – But Not Much More – To Sit-In Protesters
Howard U. students have been occupying a campus administration building since last Thursday in an effort to have demands met over housing, financial aid … Read more
Emmy-Winning TV Mega-Hit Producer Steven Bochco Has Died
The creator of “Hill Street Blues,” “L.A.Law,” and “NYPD Blue” died of Leukemia. He was 74.
… Read more
China’s Abandoned Space Station Plummets Back To Earth
The Tiangong-1 space lab re-entered Earth’s atmosphere Monday morning, landing in the middle of the South Pacific… Read more
China Hits The U.S. With Tariffs On $3 Billion Of U.S. Exports
The tariffs go into effect Monday, hitting 128 products ranging from pork to steel pipes.… Read more
Former Obama AG Eric Holder Says He’ll Decide On A 2020 Presidential Bid By Early Next Year
Former Obama administration Attorney General Eric Holder said Thursday that he will make a decision on running for president in 2020 by the beginning of next year.… Read more
Maryland Man Gets 20 Years For Supporting Islamic State
A Maryland man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for terrorism financing and conspiring to provide material support to the Islamic State.… Read more
Officials Set April Date For New Mexico Border Wall Work
Officials are hoping to break ground on a project replacing 20 miles of border wall in Santa Teresa, New Mexico in early April.… Read more
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Yearly Archives: 2018
Montgomery County Considers Allowing Community Solar Installations
The MOCO Council is considering changing the county’s zoning rules so that property owners with more than 3 acres of land could build community solar arrays.… Continue Reading
Bill To Give Research Animals Chance At Adoption Advances
A bill moving through the Maryland General Assembly would require some animals used for research get a chance at being adopted.… Continue Reading
California Family’s SUV Cliff-Plunge May Have Been Intentional
Data from the car indicates the vehicle came to a complete stop before accelerating quickly off the cliff… Continue Reading
Howard University Gives An Inch – But Not Much More – To Sit-In Protesters
Howard U. students have been occupying a campus administration building since last Thursday in an effort to have demands met over housing, financial aid … Continue Reading
Emmy-Winning TV Mega-Hit Producer Steven Bochco Has Died
The creator of “Hill Street Blues,” “L.A.Law,” and “NYPD Blue” died of Leukemia. He was 74.
… Continue Reading
China’s Abandoned Space Station Plummets Back To Earth
The Tiangong-1 space lab re-entered Earth’s atmosphere Monday morning, landing in the middle of the South Pacific… Continue Reading
China Hits The U.S. With Tariffs On $3 Billion Of U.S. Exports
The tariffs go into effect Monday, hitting 128 products ranging from pork to steel pipes.… Continue Reading
Former Obama AG Eric Holder Says He’ll Decide On A 2020 Presidential Bid By Early Next Year
Former Obama administration Attorney General Eric Holder said Thursday that he will make a decision on running for president in 2020 by the beginning of next year.… Continue Reading
Maryland Man Gets 20 Years For Supporting Islamic State
A Maryland man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for terrorism financing and conspiring to provide material support to the Islamic State.… Continue Reading
Officials Set April Date For New Mexico Border Wall Work
Officials are hoping to break ground on a project replacing 20 miles of border wall in Santa Teresa, New Mexico in early April.… Continue Reading