Maryland’s public pension assets total $97.6 billion in 2024
In 2024, Maryland had $97.6 billion in total cash and investment holdings in its public pension funds, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of Public Pensions.
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Mount Rainier to fully enforce new smart parking system starting April 1
Mount Rainier will begin full enforcement of its new smart parking system on April 1 after a grace period. Drivers must use ParkMobile’s digital tools to pay in key business corridors. The changes aim to improve convenience and support local commerce.
Three Washington College alumni run for seats in U.S. Congress
Three Washington College graduates—Melat Kiros, Brandon Riker, and Sam Polan—are pursuing seats in Congress this year. Their campaigns highlight concerns ranging from economic reform and healthcare costs to government integrity while drawing on lessons learned during their undergraduate years.
Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks defeat LIU Sharks 3-2, remain undefeated at home
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore men’s volleyball team edged out LIU Sharks in five sets to stay undefeated at home. Rowley led with a team-high performance as several players recorded double-digit kills. The Hawks will face LIU again on April 4.
Steny Hoyer addresses Passover, tariffs impact, and NATO concerns in recent statements
U.S. Congressman Steny Hoyer marked Passover with a message for his constituents before turning attention to economic issues stemming from Trump-era tariffs and expressing concern over potential U.S. withdrawal from NATO.
Maryland’s individual income tax revenue reached $3 billion in Q1, 2025
Individual income taxes in Maryland reached $3 billion in the first quarter of 2025.
Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks drop doubleheader to Coppin State in MEAC play
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore softball team lost both games of its doubleheader against Coppin State on April 3. Key moments included multiple home runs and an extra-inning finish. The teams will complete their series on April 4.
Rep. Glenn Ivey criticizes Trump administration over war policy and tariffs
Rep. Glenn Ivey used social media on April 2, 2026 to criticize President Trump’s approach to war policy and tariffs while voicing support for congressional oversight of the Department of Justice.
NFIB Maryland hosts legislative update webinar on small business issues
The National Federation of Independent Business – Maryland held a webinar led by State Director Mike O’Halloran discussing current legislative issues affecting local small businesses. The session covered key bills in Annapolis and provided updates relevant for entrepreneurs across the state.