A new report shows that the Worcester County State’s Attorney’s Office was shown to have the highest rates of conviction for all Maryland DUI cases. Of the 214 million licensed drivers in the U.S., thousands will drive drunk on any given day. The Maryland State’s Attorneys’ Association found that 912 cases involving impaired driving were […]
Month: August 2017
Rising Tides Could Sink Crisfield, Other Coastal Communities According to New Study
The crab capital of the world might be in trouble, at least according to a new study by the Union of Concerned Scientists. The study claims that Maryland, and Crisfield in particular, will be among the hardest hit as sea levels continue to rise. While the news may come as a surprise to many outside […]
As of July 2017, It’s Easier for Domestic Partners To Avoid Maryland Inheritance Tax
Estate planning is difficult for many Americans. While most experts recommend that anyone 40 or older have a will, the process is often very emotional for people. For those Maryland couples in a domestic relationship, however, things just became a little easier. As of July 1, a new state law has gone into effect, reducing the […]
UMD Solar Initiative Nears Completion, Adding To State’s Energy Projects
The University of Maryland expects to exceed their renewable energy goals through the construction of three solar canopies. The Diamondback reports that the university received a $250,000 grant from the Maryland Energy Administration, which was then matched in full by the university. According to The Diamondback UMD planned to generate 2.7 megawatts of solar energy by 2018. They are […]