Frank DeFilippo: Be Careful, Mfume — Don’t Get In The Way Of Klacik’s Cameras

Republican Klacik has over $1 million left from $7.3 million raised with the help of her "patron, Trump," the report states.

Opinion: An Opportunity To Change Party Politics In Maryland

The authors discuss that current opportunity as well as a history of politics, and its shifts, in the state.

Maryland Nursing Homes Prep For Next Wave Of Virus

As coronavirus cases surge again in Maryland and across the nation, nursing homes are preparing to protect patients and staff.

Alanah Davis: Open Barrels, Hearts And Black-Eyed Susans At The Guinness Open Gate Brewery

“Y’all wanna go with me to Guinness Brewery on Thursday?” were the words I read in a group text from Jason Bass.

Shank Returning To Hogan Administration After Year-Long Absence

Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) is bringing an old government hand back to his administration and is promoting a longtime appointee.

What Do The 2020 Election Results Mean For Maryland's 2022 Races? Announcing A Special Event!

Maybe you’ve read our election coverage this year, from a referendum on sports gambling to the challenge of ensuring that everyone can vote.

Why Hasn’t Maryland’s Comptroller Been Conducting Audits During The Pandemic?

Comptroller Franchot (D) put a stop to audits during the coronavirus pandemic, a move that has one senator worried about oversight.

MD Senator Rips GOP Colleagues For Fealty To Trump

Sen. Chris Van Hollen calls Trump's actions "grossly negligent" to national security and a "gross abuse of government."

New Rules Set To Curb COVID-19 Surge In Maryland Jurisdictions

With infection rates rising and hospital beds filling, Maryland counties and Baltimore move to reimpose restrictions on gatherings, commerce

As COVID-19 Cases Spike, Hogan Provides More Economic Aid

As the coronavirus surges across the U.S., Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) dispensed more federal money to boost the state’s emergency response.

Baltimore-Area Hospitals Receive $45 Million Grant To Enhance Crisis And Substance Abuse Services

The Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission approved $45 million in grant funding to Baltimore-area hospitals Thursday.

Neall’s Departure Part Of A ‘One-Two Punch’ For Hogan As COVID Cases Spike

As the COVID-19 pandemic begins to tighten its grip on the state once more, Maryland prepares to lose another top-ranking health official.

Maryland Democratic Activists Mobilizing For Two Georgia Senate Runoffs

The gaze of the political world turns to Georgia, where two runoff elections in early January will determine control of the U.S. Senate.

MD Environmentalists Enthused About Biden’s Projected Victory

After the Associated Press called Pennsylvania for Biden, environmental advocates in Maryland and across the U.S. exhaled a sigh of relief.

As COVID Cases Rise Into ‘Danger Zone,’ Hogan Tightens Restrictions

The governor issued "new guidance" on several fronts as an attempt to combat the surging pandemic.

Business Groups Cheer Highway Plan; Glendening Calls State Approach ‘Nonsense’

Groups for commuters and businesses urged the transportation department to move forward with Hogan's plan to widen two interstate highways.

For Advocates And Lobbyists, A Brave New World

Corporate interests and advocacy groups face the idea that their daily routines "are going to change drastically," the report states.

MD Priorities Could Gain Ground With Biden Presidency: Cardin, Van Hollen

With Biden in the White House, Maryland’s U.S. senators predict significant progress on a range of issues, according to the report.

Senators Respond: Schools Deal With Pandemic’s Impact Despite Absence Of Significant State Guidance

The following letter was sent to several officials, requesting "clear guidance, information and protocols" on dealing with the pandemic.

Senator Cries Foul As Hogan Nominates Ex-Foe To Orphans’ Court

Charles County Democrats believe Hogan Jr. (R) should have consulted with them first before nominating Dotson, who was defeated in 2018.

Department Of Health Offers COVID-19 Exposure Tracking App

Maryland’s Department of Health launched its MD COVID Alert system Tuesday in an effort to bolster the state’s contact tracing effort.

Coalition Forms To Oppose Veto Override Of Digital Tax Bill

Marylanders for Tax Fairness, a coalition of businesses, advocacy groups and individuals, launched a campaign to oppose the override.

Leading Maryland Republicans Largely Align With Trump On Election Outcome

With the exception of Hogan and Rutherford, other state Republicans are "falling in line" with Trump's baseless claims, the report states.

Amazon Opens Third Sort Center in Harford County, Maryland

The new state-of-the-art operation brings more than 1,000 new full- and part-time jobs with industry-leading wages and benefits

Patch Survey: How Did 2020 Voting Go For You In Maryland?

Patch wants to know about your experience voting in Maryland this year and how you think it went overall.

Maryland Medical Society Installs First All-Female Executive Committee

MedChi, the Maryland State Medical Society, will have an all-female executive leadership for the first time in its 221-year history.

Changing Of The Guard Coming At Maryland Office Of People’s Counsel

The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel is a state agency within the attorney general’s office that represents consumer interests.

Gas Prices Are At Their Lowest Since 2004: AAA Mid-Atlantic

Here in Maryland, consumers are paying a little more than the national average, at about $2.22 for a gallon of regular gas.

‘Wear The Damn Masks,’ Hogan Beseeches Marylanders

But he did not re-impose restrictions on business activity, travel or social gatherings, according to the report.

Teetering Child Care Programs Ask The State For Help

It is due to reduced enrollment and revenue due to COVID-19 related capacity limits, and higher costs for extra staff, cleaning supplies.

Winners And Losers From The 2020 Election

We’re too exhausted ― as we imagine most of you are ― to say anything particularly sweeping or profound about Tuesday’s elections.

Two Spoons, A Pair Of Gloves And A Family Member: Dental Health In The Time Of COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed lives for every Marylander, from masking up to go to the grocery store to attending family gatherings.

Glendening, Sauerbrey Reflect On The Ballot Impasse — And Their Own

For Sauerbrey, Trump’s legal fight to remain president evokes memories of her legal challenge of the 1994 Maryland gubernatorial election.

Leaders Unveil General Assembly Operations Plan Ahead Of 2021 Session

The Senate President and House Speaker released rules and guidelines on how the General Assembly would handle the first legislative session.

Political Battle Lines In Maryland Harden During 2020 Election

A Capital News Service analysis of the unofficial 2020 results found Maryland’s politics are becoming more polarized.

Prince George's, MoCo Sound New Warnings About Virus Spike

Prince George's County recorded 886 cases recently.

Democrats Reel After Setbacks In Congress; Cardin Won’t Get A Gavel

Tuesday’s election was a disaster for congressional Democrats, who were expected to pick up nearly a dozen GOP seats in the House.

Baltimore County Voters Move Toward Public Matching Fund For Candidates

Preliminary election results showed more than 55 percent of voters signed off on creating an election fund that would match small donations.

Opinion: Analysis Of Police Data Points To Discrimination

It is clear that we continue to struggle with racial discrimination, and we continue to deny how purposeful and systemic it is.

Maryland Lawmakers Press For Stronger Federal Voter Protections

Leaders from across Maryland want Congress to pass a law that would bar states from invalidating ballots postmarked by Election Day.