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In the final step of the settlement process, the Maryland Board of Public Works voted to approve a $3.5 million agreement between the University of Maryland and the family of Jordan McNair, a football player who died in 2018.
VMS May 13, 2019 More than a year ago, Montgomery County Police found a pregnant Howard County teacher murdered. Since then, Laura Wallen’s parents have pushed for a tougher punishment for killing pregnant women. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan signed legislation into law Monday. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports on her parents’ emotional journey for justice and what they plan to do next. Maryland Mar 7, 2019
Maryland approves $3.5 million settlement over Jordan McNair's death Emily Giambalvo and Rick Maese, The Washington Post Jan. 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Marty McNair, the father of late Maryland football player Jordan McNair, welcomes his friend Michael Locksley., right, before Locksley is introduced as the new Maryland football head coach at Cole Field House on December 6, 2018.Washington Post photo by Toni L. Sandys. Nearly two and a half years after the University of Maryland vowed to accept "legal and moral responsibility" for the death of Jordan McNair, state officials approved a $3...
Maryland faces more turnover with departure of wide receivers coach Joker Phillips Emily Giambalvo, The Washington Post Jan. 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Maryland Coach Michael Locksley has two more positions to fill on his coaching staff.Washington post photo by Jonathan Newton The Maryland football staff has faced significant turnover this month, with wide receivers coach Joker Phillips the most recent departure. Phillips, who was also the Terrapins' co-offensive coordinator, is leaving the program to join the staff at North Carolina State, a person familiar with the situation said Tuesda...
Jordan McNair's family reaches $3.5 million settlement with Maryland Rick Maese and Emily Giambalvo, The Washington Post Jan. 15, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Tonya Wilson and Marty McNair, the parents of Jordan McNair, stand on the sideline before a ceremony at McDonogh School in September 2018.Washington Post photo by Toni L. Sandys. The University of Maryland agreed to $3.5 million settlement with the family of Jordan McNair, the 19-year-old football player who died in June 2018 after suffering from exertional heatstroke during a team workout. The settlement is subject to approval by the Mar...