Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images Here’s how former Maryland football players performed in the NFL this past week. Week 12 of the NFL season featured a few Maryland football alumni finding the end zone for the first time in weeks. No alum came through in a more important moment this weekend than Tennessee Titans tight end Chig Okonkwo. For the second time in three weeks, … [Read more...] about Terps in the NFL: Moore, Okonkwo make big impacts
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Some businesses struggle to pay back pandemic-era loans
In 2020, the Federal Reserve established the Main Street Lending Program to support mid-size businesses during the pandemic. Now, those businesses are having trouble catching up on those loan repayments. Bloomberg News economics and Federal Reserve reporter Catarina Saraiva has more. … [Read more...] about Some businesses struggle to pay back pandemic-era loans
Smikle leads No. 11 Maryland women to sixth straight win, a 72-point rout of St. Francis (PA)
Kaylene Smikle scored 25 points and No. 11 Maryland won its sixth straight game to start the season, racing to a 107-35 win over St. Francis of Pennsylvania on Sunday afternoon. … [Read more...] about Smikle leads No. 11 Maryland women to sixth straight win, a 72-point rout of St. Francis (PA)
Derik Queen’s latest star turn rallies the Terps past Villanova
The standout freshman hit two late free throws to help secure a 76-75 win in the Empire Classic in Newark. … [Read more...] about Derik Queen’s latest star turn rallies the Terps past Villanova
FOX45: Unless there are adjustments for MPRP, ‘I don’t see how it moves forward,’ says Gov. Moore
Amid the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, Gov. Wes Moore said he has reservations about the proposed 70-mile transmission line that’s sparked outrage from community members moving forward. The MPRP would cut through Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties. Several town halls have been held, most recently last week after the route was announced by PSEG — … [Read more...] about FOX45: Unless there are adjustments for MPRP, ‘I don’t see how it moves forward,’ says Gov. Moore