Officials in Maryland are evaluating companies that can print and mail ballots for the general election after a number of issues came up with the state’s current vendor during the primary season… Read more
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Washington Redskins To Conduct ‘Thorough Review’ Of Team Name
The Washington Redskins issued a press release on Friday that said the franchise will undergo a “thorough review” of the team’s name… Read more
Sponsor FedEx Asks Redskins To Change Their Name
The title sponsor of the Washington Redskins’ stadium wants the NFL team to change its name… Read more
Maryland Board OKs More Than $400M In State Budget Cuts
A Maryland panel approved about $413 million in state budget cuts Wednesday as part of a long-term effort to adjust to the huge financial impact the coronavirus has had… Read more
Richmond Mayor Orders Removal Of Confederate Statues On City Land
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney on Wednesday ordered the immediate removal of all Confederate statues on city land… Read more
Northam Scales Back On Fully Reopening Restaurant bars
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam says the state’s restaurants will not be allowed to fully reopen their bars as previously planned… Read more
Macy’s To Layoff Over 200 Employees Across 2 Maryland Malls
The department store notified the Maryland Department of Labor of the cuts last week, saying nearly 130 employees at The Mall in Columbia, and about 100 in Westfield Annapolis will be laid off… Read more
Nats’ Zimmerman, Ross To Skip 2020 Season For Safety Reasons
Longtime Washington Nationals infielder Ryan Zimmerman and teammate Joe Ross have decided not to play this season… Read more
MPD: Suspects Sought For Assaulting Officers Near Lafayette Square, Northwest
The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for multiple suspects who allegedly assaulted officers in the area of Lafayette Square, Northwest, on June 22, 2020… Read more
Hogan Announces Phased Reopening Plan For State’s Assisted Living Facilities
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on Friday announced a phased plan that would allow visitors to return to local assisted living facilities… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Maryland Officials Explore Ballot Vendors For November Election
Officials in Maryland are evaluating companies that can print and mail ballots for the general election after a number of issues came up with the state’s current vendor during the primary season… Continue Reading
Washington Redskins To Conduct ‘Thorough Review’ Of Team Name
The Washington Redskins issued a press release on Friday that said the franchise will undergo a “thorough review” of the team’s name… Continue Reading
Sponsor FedEx Asks Redskins To Change Their Name
The title sponsor of the Washington Redskins’ stadium wants the NFL team to change its name… Continue Reading
Maryland Board OKs More Than $400M In State Budget Cuts
A Maryland panel approved about $413 million in state budget cuts Wednesday as part of a long-term effort to adjust to the huge financial impact the coronavirus has had… Continue Reading
Richmond Mayor Orders Removal Of Confederate Statues On City Land
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney on Wednesday ordered the immediate removal of all Confederate statues on city land… Continue Reading
Northam Scales Back On Fully Reopening Restaurant bars
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam says the state’s restaurants will not be allowed to fully reopen their bars as previously planned… Continue Reading
Macy’s To Layoff Over 200 Employees Across 2 Maryland Malls
The department store notified the Maryland Department of Labor of the cuts last week, saying nearly 130 employees at The Mall in Columbia, and about 100 in Westfield Annapolis will be laid off… Continue Reading
Nats’ Zimmerman, Ross To Skip 2020 Season For Safety Reasons
Longtime Washington Nationals infielder Ryan Zimmerman and teammate Joe Ross have decided not to play this season… Continue Reading
MPD: Suspects Sought For Assaulting Officers Near Lafayette Square, Northwest
The Metropolitan Police Department is searching for multiple suspects who allegedly assaulted officers in the area of Lafayette Square, Northwest, on June 22, 2020… Continue Reading
Hogan Announces Phased Reopening Plan For State’s Assisted Living Facilities
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on Friday announced a phased plan that would allow visitors to return to local assisted living facilities… Continue Reading