By AUDREY DECKERCapital News Service Annapolis Bureau After a polarizing 2020 presidential election and a worldwide pandemic, Maryland lawmakers are rethinking how to conduct voting. The General Assembly is considering multiple pieces […]
Maryland bills aim to make it easier to vote
Almost every state is seeing proposals to restrict voting – report
By RAYONNA BURTON-JERNIGAN and CLARA LONGO DE FREITAS Capital News Service Washington Bureau State legislators in 47 states have introduced 361 bills so far this year to restrict voting, according to a Brennan […]
Md. mental health facilities will have to report sexual abuse
By MADISON HUNT Capital News Service Annapolis Bureau A Maryland bill would require all mental health facilities to report complaints of sexual abuse and harrasment to state agencies within 24 hours. According […]
Dr. Helen Fisher, biological anthropologist and Match.com advisor, to speak at UB
Can the Covid-19 pandemic actually be conducive to finding that special someone? A leading expert on love says yes. On Monday, April 12 at 5:30 PM, Dr. Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist […]
Honeycomb Hideout: Lost In a Daze
Dear Honeycomb Hideout, I recently was in an accident. Thankfully, I wasn’t seriously injured, but it made me think about my life and how it could’ve ended that quickly if I wasn’t […]
Lawmakers renew effort to study slavery reparations
By HANNAH FIELDS Capital News Service Washington Bureau Members of Congress are renewing efforts to reckon with the nation’s racial past, reintroducing legislation that could create a commission to study and possibly offer […]
