On today's #DMVDailyDose, we talk about the punch that went viral, as campaign volunteer Michael Moore was caught on camera punching City Council President Brandon Scott in his mouth, and later bragging about it; however, there appears to be more to the story, including the possibility of Scott being the aggressor. We also look at the winning streaks of the mens and the womens MD Terps basketball squads with March Madness right around the corner. More bloodshed dampens the #Ceasefire weekend, while Mayor Bernard 'Jack' Young signs into law the Trauma Informed Care legislation spearheaded by first-term councilman Zeke Cohen. And the powerful unions of SEIU1199 and 32BJ have weighed in with their endorsements of the upcoming city elections, leaving some candidates excited for the support while others are furious that they weren't even interviewed by the unions. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into the continuing disaster of the Iowa caucus results which now has the head of the Democratic  National Committee calling for a "recanvass" of the Monday night results. The Baltimore Brew is reporting on the campaign cash quickly returned by one city councilman after they exposed it over a week ago, while they also report on the anal comment made by Tom Hall of WYPR, a white liberal talk show host, who is being trashed online for attacking Baltimore City's first female Mayor Sheila Dixon - who is African American. The Baltimore Sun is reporting on the expensive and expansive 199-page bill introduced in Annapolis yesterday "The Blueprint for Maryland's Future" which would pump billions of dollars into overhauling schools across the state, while on Prince George's County attorney and activist is calling out her local lawmakers in a rare opinion piece posted in Maryland Matters today! All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we explore the differing proposed legislative solutions to escalating crime in Baltimore City and across Maryland from Republican Governor Larry Hogan and the Democrats who control the MD General Assembly. We look into a AP article regarding President Trump's impeachment acquittal in the US Senate yesterday, as well as a look into Governor Hogan's State of the State address. We also give you the time and date of the next DMVDaily Radio and Podcast program, which will have Ivan, Mark, Sean and your man #MrPolitics breaking down the political stories of the week, along with the recent Iowa and MD elections that happened this week. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into the winners of yesterday's Special Primary election to fill the vacant congressional seat of the late Congressman Elijah Cummings, and the shocking results that left one candidate with more votes than his three closest competitors combined! We also take a look at the slow but steady votes in Iowa that are trickling in over there after Monday night's caucus disaster. We uncover a Maryland Matters article about last night's State of the Union, and the shocking move by Baltimore's own Speaker Nancy Pelosi that had people talking after the speech. The Baltimore Brew reports on the recent financial disclosure by longtime Comptroller Joan Pratt, the first such reporting in over twenty years in office, while the men's basketball team for the MD Terps make it five straight after defeating Rutgers last night ahead of a Big Ten showdown Friday night against the Fighting Illini for a chance at the divisional lead. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose special #ElectionDay episode, we look into the results from the first-in-the-nation Iowa cauceses that happened last night, while also looking at today's Special Primary election for the seat once held by Congressman Elijah Cummings. We also look into a few Baltimore Sun articles including Phil Davis' coverage of a prisoner awarded $700K after being assaulted by correctional officers while Hallie Miller reports on the lawsuit brought by MD Attorney General against a developer for their illegal demolition actitivities in 2018. Luke Broadwater reports on the State Senate committee postponing the confirmation vote of the eighteen appointees to the controversial UMMS board while Frank DeFilipo of Maryland Matters discusses the long and storied history of Maryland's State Prosecutor's Office. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into the unanimous choice for NFL MVP honors, only the second in the history of the NFL, along with the Coach and Assistant Coach of the Year awards, all going to members of the Baltimore Ravens. A new Super Bowl champion was crowned last night, find out who, and the fumbled snap by President Donald Trump regarding his tweet after the game. We have a heavy dose of @MarylandMatters this morning, as we look into legislation cutting back on late fees for Maryland's video toll fines, while also looking into two powerful lawmakers set to introduce the Pimlico redevelopment legislation this session. We also take a look at what the dozens of congressional candidates did this weekend ahead of tomorrow's important Special Primary Election, while giving you key details on how, when and where you can vote tomorrow! All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, the #15 ranked MD Terps win another tight game last night defeating the 18th ranked Iowa Hawkeyes behind a historic night for one player. WBAL's Kate Amara reports on the comprehensive crime plan released by leading mayoral candidate Sheila Dixon yesterday, while Josh Kurtz and Maryland Matters reports on legislation proposed by the Office of the State Prosecutor. Luke Broadwater of the Baltimore Sun reports on the money that UMMS is trying to recoup from convicted former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, while Broadwater and Pamela Wood report on the veto overrides the members of the Maryland General Assembly voted on yesterday. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look at a follow-up story by independent journalist Justine Barron regarding #ThiruGate, and the cover-up the mayoral candidate, Thiru Vignarajah, is trying to use for last years traffic stop by law enforcement which led to him asking that the officer's body camera be turned off and a subsequent investigation into the matter. We also discuss mayoral candidate Sheila Dixon's highly anticipated crime plan rollout which is set to take place later today. We discuss a Luke Broadwater piece in the Baltimore Sun that shows the sisters of former Congressman Elijah Cummings are split in their support of the candidates vying to replace their late brother, while lawmakers debate for hours on the House floor regarding background checks for rifles and shotguns that Republicans say won't do anything to help curb crime. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose  

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we a list of police-involved incidents and an arrest of one of those officers. We also take a look at two possible homicides that happened in Baltimore City yesterday, and reveal the number of homicides has seen this year already! We also cover a Maryland Matters article written by Hannah Gaskill about legislation in Annapolis that one group and several high-profiled lawmakers want to make law regarding Maryland's gun laws, which is already one of the strictest in the country. All that and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose 

On today's #DMVDailyDose, we look into a Maryland Matters article that reports on a Republican leader in the MD House of Delegates who suddenly had a change of heart on legislation that he co-sponsored after Governor Larry Hogan had a talk with him, while the Baltimore Sun is reporting on the Governor's recent appointment of Chanel Branch as the 45th district's newest state delegate. Human service providers came together last night for an Emergency Response to Violence Summit, led by one leading city council candidate and an invited crime-fighting mayoral candidate. And the groundbreaking new law known as Campaign Finance Reform was signed into law last night while members of the City Council put forth legislation that many are saying is merely political rhetoric ahead of the April 28th Primaries while others are hailing it as a new start for the way the city does business. All this and more found only at: www.dmvdaily.news/dmvdailydose