Gansler calls for an independent review of Maryland’s police departments
@BryanRenbaum Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler said every police department in the state should undergo an independent review of
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@BryanRenbaum Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler said every police department in the state should undergo an independent review of
Read moreSCOTT PULLS AHEAD OF DIXON IN MAYOR’s RACE: City Council President Brandon Scott pulled ahead of former Mayor Sheila Dixon by a razor-thin margin with the addition of votes counted Sunday in Baltimore’s Democratic mayoral primary.
Read moreThe leader of the Reopen Maryland protests of virus shutdowns told a small crowd in Westminster Saturday that “Black Lives Matters are arguing about the same thing as we are … allowing government to determine who is important and who is not.”
Read more@BryanRenbaum The latest jobs report from the federal government says employment prospects have substantially improved over the past month and
Read more@BryanRenbaum Del. Brian Chisholm (R-Anne Arundel) said it is time to allow all businesses in the state that are still
Read more@BryanRenbaum Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that the state’s fight against the coronavirus has progressed to a point at which
Read more@BryanRenbaum Baltimore is showing the nation how to peacefully protest the police killing of George Floyd. Whereas protests over Floyd’s
Read moreClose your eyes, and imagine a state of 6,000,000 people, with a booming economy and education system. Suddenly, a disease appears and kills 2,474, less than half a percent of the population, over 3 months. Of the 2,474 dead, 2,133 (86% ) were over age 60. Only 292 were under 60. No one under 15 died. The disease’s death rate is 42 per 100,000 people.
Read moreSheila Dixon, in white, and campaign supporters from her Facebook page DIXON IN LEAD FOR MAYOR: It appears that Baltimore
Read moreSeveral thousand people marched from the Columbia mall to Lake Kittamaqundi Tuesday afternoon to protest the police killing of George Floyd and others. The huge crowd filled the lakefront from Clyde’s to the fountain, an outpouring seldom seen at the town’s traditional gathering place for celebrations and memorials.
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