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Angelette Aviles led with breaking news from Anne Arundel County involving Maryland’s congressional redistricting debate. A county Circuit Court judge ruled that a proposed constitutional amendment designed to change Maryland’s congressional redist
Angelette Aviles discussed several major issues affecting Maryland and the nation. One of the main topics was the growing use of Flock cameras and automated license-plate readers throughout Maryland. Law enforcement agencies recorded more than 1.1 billion
Angelette discussed the decline in Hispanic student enrollment in schools. She connected this decline to concerns surrounding ICE and immigration enforcement. Immigration-related fears can have a significant effect on families, particularly when parents o
Angelette talked about Luigi Mangione and the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione pleaded guilty in federal court and admitted that he shot Thompson in Manhattan in December 2024. His federal case involves stalking charges connected t
Angelette Aviles talked about the comments made by Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox during his appearance on the T.J. Smith Show. Cox spoke about his campaign and his opponent, Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, while also addressing the growing debate
Angelette Aviles talked about President Trump’s executive actions concerning childhood vaccines. Angelette examined what the changes could mean for children and families, including whether there could be additional vaccine recommendations or changes to
Angelette Aviles talked about the use of Flock cameras in Maryland. Angelette raised concerns about how these automated license-plate reader cameras are being used and what their presence could mean for drivers across the state. She discussed potential co
Angelette Aviles began with the legal challenges surrounding Maryland's redistricting ballot questions. Maryland Republicans have filed two lawsuits seeking to block proposed constitutional amendments related to the state's congressional redistricting p
Angelette Aviles talked about the ongoing debate over whether the issue should be viewed as a matter of race or primarily as a public safety and legal concern. She noted that operating unregistered dirt bikes and ATVs on public streets in Baltimore City i
Angelette Aviles opened with Governor Wes Moore's announcement concerning the Preakness Stakes. Moore said the state is working to move the historic horse race to a later date on the racing calendar while securing national television coverage through NBC
Angelette Aviles talked about the concerns surrounding the Preakness Stakes Championship Series. She explained that the series bypassing Baltimore has raised concerns among city leaders, business owners, and horse racing supporters. The Preakness Stak
Angelette Aviles began by reporting on Day 1 of Maryland;s Special Session in Annapolis, where lawmakers convened to address redistricting. The session focused on reviewing and debating proposed legislative district maps following legal and political dev
Angelette Aviles discussed the growing expansion of artificial intelligence degree programs and explored whether AI could become the next major job market for young people graduating from college. She highlighted the increasing demand for AI-related car
Angelette Aviles opened the program by discussing the ongoing debate surrounding the use of dirt bikes. While acknowledging the concerns many communities have regarding safety, noise, and illegal riding, she also explored the positive role dirt biking can
Angelette Aviles talked about the latest Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) results. The statewide standardized test scores showed that many students continue to struggle academically, with overall performance falling short of expectations i
Angelette Aviles covered a range of local, state, and national topics during her discussion, beginning with the upcoming Election Day and the significance of reaching the 100-day countdown. She shared her opinions on the current political climate and disc
Angelette Aviles talked about a hearing on the Safe Passage initiative, which examined the effects of immigration enforcement following ICE arrests at an elementary school. The hearing focused on how immigration enforcement actions can impact s
Angelette Aviles discussed two major public safety stories affecting Maryland. She first highlighted Maryland's launch of the "Slow the Fast Down" safety campaign, an initiative aimed at encouraging drivers to reduce their speed, particularly in highway
Angelette Aviles covered a range of state and national political issues, beginning with the upcoming Maryland Special Session in August, which is expected to focus exclusively on congressional redistricting. She discussed the debate surrounding the sessi
Angelette Aviles opened the program by examining the latest developments in the conflict involving Iran. She discussed the evolving military and diplomatic situation, including recent actions by the United States and its allies, Iran's responses, and the
Angelette Aviles covered several of the day's top stories, beginning with President Donald Trump's address on the 2020 election and election security. The discussion focused on the President's remarks regarding his administration's efforts to strength
Angelette Aviles talked about the interview with C4 and Bryan Nehman's interview with Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox. The conversation focused on the upcoming gubernatorial election, Cox's policy positions, and his views on the rapid expansion
Today, Angelette opens with the rare appearance of Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett before Congress, where they ask for more security funding amid rising threats. Later, she turns to Baltimore development and the city’s Architect
Angelette Aviles began by discussing the new ICE policy that directs officers in Texas and Maine to limit or discontinue high-speed vehicle pursuits involving suspected immigration violators. She examined the reasoning behind the policy, including offic
Angelette Aviles began by discussing the U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit against the State of Maryland. The lawsuit alleges that Maryland's immigration-related policies, including the Community Trust Act, interfere with federal immigration enforcem
