BOWIE, Maryland, June 24 (TNSOps) -- Bowie State University issued the following news release: Bowie State University physics professor Dr. Mikhail Goloubev is on a roll, securing his second patent for the university in just three years, this time for an electronic device incorporating his method for precise prediction of a projectile's flight. His new method may have proved useful in tracking the uncontrolled reentry of space debris that captured the world's attention last month. Dr. Goloubev  more

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, June 25 -- The Maryland Democratic Party issued the following news: More than two months after launching her campaign, Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Kelly Schulz is nowhere to be found. The only sign of life from her campaign was an announcement video filled with platitudes and devoid of any policy proposals. Schulz has not held a single public event, has been hiding from reporters, and has refused to take a stance on any of the key issues Marylanders care about. For   more

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, June 25 -- Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, R-Maryland, issued the following news release on June 24, 2021: Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford today announced the launch of the Maryland Stop Overdose Strategy (Maryland SOS), a multifaceted, interdisciplinary campaign to reduce overdose deaths of individuals experiencing substance use disorders. The announcement comes as the Opioid Operational Command Center (OOCC) and Maryland Department of Health (MDH) release a report showing a 5.7  more

BALTIMORE, Maryland, June 25 (TNSPar) -- Morgan State University issued the following news on June 24, 2021: Modern States, a philanthropy dedicated to making a college degree more affordable and accessible to everyone, today announced a partnership with Morgan State University, designed to help Maryland high school students earn up to a year of college credit at no cost. Modern States and Morgan will work together to facilitate the university's enrollment of Maryland students. This inaugural p  more

CAMBRIDGE, Maryland, June 24 (TNSRes) -- The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science issued the following news release: Researchers from the Chesapeake Bay Program, the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, University of Michigan and U.S. Geological Survey are forecasting, for the second year in a row, a smaller than average "dead zone" due to reduced river flows entering the Chesapeake Bay, as well as less nutrient and sediment pollution thanks to the managem  more