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4 days ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
NPHC Founder's Day MARYLAND – The National Pan-Hellenic Council, also known as the NPHC celebrates 95 years of service today, and a local member explains the importance of why this means so much to the African American Community. Hateful HistoryIn the early 1900’s African Americans were denied essential rights and privileges including in education.
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1 week ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
SALISBURY, Md. – The Salisbury Zoo over the past few weeks has gained a lot of attention for one thing or another, and WMDT has been keeping up with Zoo’s Director and has the latest update. The Salisbury Zoo is saying goodbye to 15-year-old Chaska, their beloved Andean bear. She’s all ready for retirement, and because she was such a beauty, her bloodline will help preserve the species. Zoo Director Chuck Eicholtz says it a bittersweet occasion, but things are in the works.
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2 weeks ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
MARYLAND – President Trump has caused a bit of controversy with his most recent Executive Order to bring discipline back into the school system. Common Sense in ClassroomsSince covid, studies show over 70% of teachers say students are more prone to violently misbehave and with the attacks on teachers rising, President Trump decided to put common sense back in the classrooms. White House Staff Secretary, Will Scharf was there to present the order.
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2 weeks ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Tierra Williams
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MARYLAND – April 22nd Governor Wes Moore has signed into law the Second Look Act , legislation that could give Marylanders a fresh start at a new life. Senate Bill 432 – The Expungement Reform Act is just one more piece of legislation that goes hand in hand with Justice Reform. “I said when I was campaigning, and I say it now.
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2 weeks ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
MARYLAND – April 22nd Governor Wes Moore has signed into law the Second Look Act, legislation that could give Marylanders a fresh start at a new life. Senate Bill 432– The Expungement Reform Act is just one more piece of legislation that goes hand in hand with Justice Reform. Progressive Promises“I said when I was campaigning, and I say it now.
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2 weeks ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
WICOMICO COUNTY, Md.- April 26 marks National Kids and Pets Day, which is celebrated every year to recognize the special bond between children and their mini companions, and responsible ways to care for them. Playful pups to Purring Pals The Humane Society of Wicomico County works with the community to place animals into their forever homes. Executive Director Kimberly Nock knows how important it is to find the best match.
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2 weeks ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Tierra Williams
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MARYLAND – Governor Wes Moore signed numerous bills into law this week, causing many to applaud the way he’s stood up for Marylanders. Since President Trumps budget cuts have put millions of federal employees’ jobs at risk, Americans have protested across the country. With the new executive order making it easier to fire probationary workers. Governor Wes Moore didn’t hesitate to respond by signing House Bill 1424 into law. Known as the Protect our Federal Workers Act.
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2 weeks ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
MARYLAND – Governor Wes Moore signed numerous bills into law this week, causing many to applaud the way he’s stood up for Marylanders. Since President Trumps budget cuts have put millions of federal employees’ jobs at risk, Americans have protested across the country. With the new executive order making it easier to fire probationary workers. Governor Wes Moore didn’t hesitate to respond by signing House Bill 1424 into law. Known as the Protect our Federal Workers Act.
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3 weeks ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Tierra Williams
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MARYLAND – Governor Wes Moore has signed a bill into law that could potentials help those currently incarcerated. Governor Wes Moore put pen to paper April 22 with 142 pieces of legislation on his desk. One of the more controversial bills was- House Bill 853 Post Conviction Review better known as the Maryland Second Look Act. He made this statement at the signing, “We are leaving too much potential on the table. Including when it comes to men and boys who are returning citizens.
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3 weeks ago | 
wmdt.com | Tierra Williams
MARYLAND – Governor Wes Moore has signed a bill into law that could potentials help those currently incarcerated. Pen to PaperGovernor Wes Moore put pen to paper April 22 with 142 pieces of legislation on his desk. One of the more controversial bills was- House Bill 853 Post Conviction Review better known as the Maryland Second Look Act. He made this statement at the signing, “We are leaving too much potential on the table. Including when it comes to men and boys who are returning citizens.
