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‘Very Unsafe Now’: Black Women in Trump Hats Outside PA Rally Tell RSBN ‘Influx Of Illegals’ Their Top Issue
A group of Black female supporters of former President Donald Trump outlined why undocumented immigration is their number one issue this election. The post ‘Very Unsafe Now’: Black Women in Trump Hats Outside PA Rally Tell RSBN ‘Influx Of Illegals’ Their Top Issue first appeared on Mediaite.
Two honored for work at Londonderry
EASTON — Londonderry on the Tred Avon CEO Christine Harrington and Director of Sales and Marketing Rachel Smith were named “The Faces of Retirement on the Eastern Shore by Baltimore Magazine” in its July 2024 issue. “Londonderry continues to shine as a premiere retirement destination across the region,” said Christine Harrington, Londonderry CEO. “This is the direct result of the collaborative efforts of our residents and team to create a thriving and vibrant community. Our beautiful waterfront campus is the perfect place to enjoy our...
AI to fight AI: Local governments consider artificial intelligence for cybersecurity
As state and local governments grapple with a shifting digital landscape in the form of artificial intelligence, counties have an “obligation” to learn how to incorporate artificial intelligence into cybersecurity efforts, officials said.
MACo Matters: Ferguson renews stance against broad-based tax increases
Senate President Bill Ferguson gives thumbs-down to taxes, the Sons of the American Revolution give thumbs-up to Ferguson and Gov. Wes Moore, and Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks gets the star treatment.
Maryland nursing home under historic oversight after state investigation
An investigation by the Maryland Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud and Vulnerable Victims Unit found evidence of substandard care at a nursing home in Ellicott City. Investigators said problems they found inside the facility showed the company was violating the law and defrauding taxpayers. The owner of the Ellicott City...
Teen Rapper 'Baby K' Sentenced For Failed School Bus Attack In Prince George's County
The now 17-year-old pleaded guilty to murder and weapons offenses following the botched attack on another teenager when his gun malfunctioned on the bus as he sought to kill him. On Friday, Prince George's County State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy announced that Holland has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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