On today’s #DMVDailyDose, we look into the retirement of one of the Ravens linchpins on the offensive line, as guard Marshall Yanda hangs up his cleats after 13-seasons in the NFL. We also look into the big night Joe Biden had last night, as the Associated Press reports on the former Vice President winning key primaries such as Michigan. We also look into how the fear of the spread of the Coronavirus is causing major events to be cancelled, including the DNC’s upcoming presidential debate, where Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden will debate without an audience. The Baltimore Brew is reporting on the advancement of key charter amendment legislation while Mayor Bernard Jack Young proposes an emergency resolution looking to slow down the charter amendment train. And Maryland Matters details the bribery scheme that took down one prominent Baltimore businessman and another former state legislator. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose

On today’s #DMVDailyDose, we look into a Baltimore Brew article that tells the story of one Baltimore business leader who had the world at his feet, until he decided to hatch a scheme with one area state delegate that will now likely land him behind federal prison bars later this year. We also look into two Baltimore Sun articles that highlight the growing opposition of a politically charged Project Labor Agreement legislation that has local minority contractors and business leaders furious while also looking into ways Maryland can better address child support payments and the system as a whole like states like Colorado have done. Maryland Matters is reporting on the Crown Act legislation in Annapolis that has passed through the Senate with no opposition and likely to fly through the House as well, banning any form of discrimination based on someone’s hairstyle. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose

On today's #DMVDailyDose we look into the historic weekend where both the MD Terps men and women basketball teams grabbed at least a share of the Big Ten regular season title, as they head into tournament season both ranked in the Top Ten. We look into a mass shooting in Baltimore County where several teenagers were shot with a 13-year old boy killed midnight on Saturday night. We also look into a host of legislation passed by members of the Maryland General Assembly on Friday, including the sweeping education reform legislation known as the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, as well as a revenue package that looks to raise taxes to support the massive education financing. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose we look into the Baltimore City Council President's race, as a recent poll shows who has a great chance and who doesn't, while the Baltimore Brew reports on the ugly nature of a recent attack ad and mailer by the current Baltimore City Comptroller againgst her challenger, who pointed to her own recent financial misgivings. Maryland Matters is reporting on the sales tax bill which was voted down unanimously by a House subcommittee, while they also report on legislation approving sports gambling in Maryland which was approved unanimously by a key Senate committee. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

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On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into yet another disappointing loss by the MD Terps men's basketball team, while the women's squad wins their 14th straight to secure at least a share of the Big Ten title for the fifth time in only six seasons in the division. Another huge presidential candidate drops out of the race following Saturday's showdown in South Carolina where former VP Joe Biden crushed the competition and only days before tomorrow's Super Tuesday contest, while former first lady Kendall Ehrlich receives a promotion from President Donald Trump. Maryland Matters reports on several important pieces of legislation pending in Annapolis while the Baltimore Brew reports on water billing issues that persist in Baltimore City, along with one consultant getting paid millions for items beyond their billable hours. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into the federal sentence handed down yesterday to former disgraced Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh, who will serve years behind bars and have hundreds of thousands of dollars garnished from her estate. We also look into two Maryland Matters article that discuss a bill Senators are weighing that would give additional money to the Attorney General's Office to help combat violent crime in Baltimore City, which is being opposed by the city's States Attorney Marilyn Mosby; while another reports on yet another college campus police force looking to expand its powers and scope following last year's passage of the contentious Johns Hopkins police force legislation. DMVDailyNews reports on business leaders protesting HB1628 which would be the single largest tax hike in state history if passed. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into a huge comeback victory for the MD Terps men's basketball team, overcoming a 16-point halftime deficit to defeat Minnesota 74-73 - find out what they have to do to win their first Big 10 crown. The Baltimore Sun's Justin Fenton reports on apology video produced by former disgraced mayor Catherine Pugh on the eve of her federal sentencing later today, while Talia Richman reports on a consultant group that had some disappointing news to report to its client, Mayor Bernard 'Jack' Young regarding incumbency and his race to become Baltimore's Mayor for four more years. And the second poll in as many days has former Mayor Sheila Dixon atop of both polls, showing the resiliency and strength of the Charm City Comeback Candidate, as the 66-year old Dixon looks to reclaim her throne after being elected Baltimore's first female Mayor in 2007. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look at the MD Terps women's basketball team who won their 13th straight game last night in a 88-45 blowout victory over the visiting Purdue Boilermakers, capping off a 9-0 record at home and one step closer to the Big Ten crown. The AP is reporting on last night's Democratic Presidential Debate debacle that had democrats tripping over themselves trying to tear into the other democrats on the stage. Liz Bowie of the Baltimore Sun is reporting on the $1.7 billion operating budget the Baltimore County school board sent to County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr, who said after the vote that he would not approve the lofty budget. And Maryland Matters is reporting on the newest members of the controversial JHU private police oversight board, some of whom are opponents of the force but were appointed and approved by a State Senate committee, while two other key committees debated whether or not to dump hundreds of millions of dollars into two key horseracing tracks in Maryland. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose  

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look at two polls that have Senator Bernie Sanders leading the pack of Presidential Candidates in the upcoming Maryland April 28th Primary elections, while former Mayor Sheila Dixon leads the pack of the crowded mayoral field of candidates in their run-up to the April election. Dixon has a grasp on African American females, while voters of all races, ethnicities and gender believe she is the answer to experienced leadership that can begin to reduce crime across Baltimore starting on Day One. We look into a Baltimore Sun article by Justin Fenton highlighting the over fifty letters of support former disgraced Mayor Catherine Pugh has received ahead of her sentencing hearing later this week, while Talia Richman reports on the charter amendment proposed by Councilman Ryan Dorsey, while Council President Brandon Scott introduces a bill that he has voted against twice in the past decade. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose