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Maryland bill would slash concert ticket prices, crack down on scalpers - Vimarsana News

Maryland bill would slash concert ticket prices, crack down on scalpers

Have you ever wanted to go to a concert, but it just costs way too much money? Well, Maryland lawmakers feel for those people dealing with the high prices and are now aiming to make tickets more affordable.

Source: fox5dc.com
Moore signs first bills, praises Del. Wilson's work for survivors of sexual abuse - Vimarsana News

Moore signs first bills, praises Del. Wilson's work for survivors of sexual abuse

Wes Moore signs first bills into law as governor. He also gave a special tribute to Del. C.T. Wilson for his work on child sexual abuse bill.

Cannabis regulations proposed ahead of legalization deadline - Vimarsana News

Cannabis regulations proposed ahead of legalization deadline

Maryland lawmakers introduced legislation Friday to create the framework for a legal cannabis market ahead of the July 1 start of legalization. Identical, cross-filed bills introduced in the House and Senate create a regulatory structure for Maryland’s new cannabis industry that includes rules for licensing, taxation and equity, among other things.

Maryland marijuana market bills introduced. Here's what they say. - Vimarsana News

Maryland marijuana market bills introduced. Here's what they say.

Maryland lawmakers have introduced bills in the House and Senate to create a regulatory structure for a legal marijuana market.

Investigation of Baltimore Archdiocese finds over 600 clergy sex abuse victims - Vimarsana News

Investigation of Baltimore Archdiocese finds over 600 clergy sex abuse victims

The Maryland Attorney General says Archdiocese of Baltimore leaders failed to report many allegations or remove abusers. One parish had 11 abusers in 40 years.