Hagerstown, MD (RH) Maryland resident and political activist Sharon Strine remembers the characteristics of Dan Bongino’s 2014 U.S Congressional campaign. The race was close and heavily influenced by a gerrymandered district. Ultimately, Bongino lost to incumbent John Delaney by 1.5 percentage points. Lots of lawsuits and eight years later, Strine is managing Neil Parrott who’s…… read more »
In this segment… (Fox News) Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis followed through on his promise to drop off illegal immigrants in progressive states, sending two planes full of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard on Wednesday. Also, Bob and Ryan discuss the ramifications of local politicians avoiding debates… read more »
In this segment… Pat America joins Ryan Hedrick to discuss bail reform in Illinois and his upcoming wedding.… read more »
In this segment… Ryan Hedrick with news headlines, Chris Murray checks business news.… read more »
In this segment… Frederick County Chamber President Rick Weldon joined Bob and Ryan on The Morning News Express.… read more »
In this segment… The Biden administration hosted a party to celebrate the Inflation Reduction Act…Meanwhile, the stock market fell sharply on Tuesday after the August Consumer Price Index report was released, showing that inflation rose 0.1% even as gas prices decline. … read more »
In this segment… Ryan Hedrick with the latest news headlines, Chris Murray has a look at business.… read more »
In this segment… (WFMD) – The Frederick Police Department is committing itself to a national effort to increase the number of its female officers. … read more »
In this segment… September 13th is National Bald Is Beautiful Day! While the origins are unknown, Bald is Beautiful Day is an annual “holiday” that celebrates baldness, but can also shine the spotlight on hair loss also known as alopecia. Plus… (New York Post) Chick-fil-A scrambled to explain itself after a reply to a customer…… read more »
In this segment… Ryan Hedrick with a look at the top headlines, Chris Murray has business news.… read more »