Oct. 1 laws reform criminal justice, voting, LGBTQ+ rights
New laws going into effect in Maryland on Friday will put into action police and criminal justice reforms, address early voting, and increase protections for LGBTQ+ people.
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Author: Capital News Service
New cybersecurity guidance coming to Maryland localities
One of the ways Maryland’s Department of Information Technology provides help to localities is with the department’s security manual. In it, readers can find how Maryland agencies seek to best protect their digital information, according to the manual.
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Robust, unique vaccine outreach bears fruit for state grant
By RACHEL LOGAN Capital News ServiceANNAPOLIS, Md A $3 million vaccine canvassing program Gov....
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Redistricting commissions request public map submissions
Interested citizens can draw their own congressional and legislative maps to submit for consideration to Maryland’s two redistricting commissions.
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9/11: Maryland fire department marks horrific day and long effort to memorialize it
Former Fire Chief James Stanton, 79, a U.S. Navy veteran who was in Vietnam between 1964 to 1968, started his fire service career at the Kensington Volunteer Fire Department one year after an honorable discharge. He dedicated a lifetime of service to Montgomery County — 52 years to be exact.
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