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State Roundup, April 11, 2016   UNRESOLVED: Several critical issues, including income tax cuts and an overhaul of Maryland’s criminal justice system, remain unresolved as the General Assembly enters the marathon finale today to its annual 90-day session, reports Michael Dresser and Erin Cox of the Sun. Also hanging in the balance are broad changes […]

PARKTON, Md. (WBFF) — Baltimore County Police have released two of the 911 calls from the April 6 school bus crash in Parkton. Investigators say “at least” 43 students and one driver were on the bus at the time of the crash. Nine students were transported to hospitals with minor injuries and the driver, 65-year-old […]

By Josh Hicks April 6 Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is pulling out all the stops — including asking for President Obama’s help — in pressing Maryland’s Democratic-controlled legislature to vote on his plan for redistricting reform before lawmakers adjourn for the year on Monday. It is almost certainly not going to happen. Hogan has proposed […]

Maryland Republican Presidential Primary RCP Average 3/4 – 4/3 — — 37.5 24.5 23.5 Trump +13.0 Wash Post/Univ. of Maryland 3/30 – 4/3 283 LV 7.5 41 31 22 Trump +10 Baltimore Sun/Univ. of Baltimore 3/4 – 3/8 400 LV 4.9 34 18 25 Trump +9   CLICK HERE TO SEE THE MD POLLS AT […]

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s a tight race between two women for the Democratic nomination to be Baltimore’s next mayor. A new poll by The Baltimore Sun and the University of Baltimore shows Maryland Senator Catherine Pugh and former mayor Sheila Dixon fighting for the top spot. Political reporter Pat Warren talks to the top two […]

The Maryland House of Delegates voted along party lines Thursday to override both of Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes this session, a move that reflects the sometimes tense relations between the Republican governor and the Democrat-controlled General Assembly. Last week, Hogan vetoed a Democratic plan that would score transportation projects in order to  decide which to […]

  BALTIMORE (AP) — Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will campaign this weekend in Baltimore as Maryland’s primary approaches. Her campaign website lists her Sunday appearance at a “grassroots organizing event” as starting at 3:15 p.m. at City Garage. That’s a former bus depot being converted to an innovation space in the Spring Garden Industrial Area […]

The Maryland Board of Public Works voted 3-0 on Wednesday to approve a $5.6 billion public-private partnership agreement for the Purple Line, a 16.2-mile, east-west light rail transit system with 21 stations between Bethesda and New Carrollton READ THE REST OF THE STORY HERE

Baltimore-area neighborhoods are locked in a heated battle over a new push to bring residents from poor parts of the city into the more affluent suburbs. The controversy surrounds government-subsidized Section 8 housing….CONTINUE READING HERE AT FOXNEW.COM

This is one of those posts where you’d only detract from its power if you said much, so I’m not going to say much. Former Baltimore Ravens Champion Ray Lewis Had This to Say…… CLICK HERE TO WATCH