Report: School Meals Programs In Maryland Are Not Reaching Enough Eligible Kids

Some low-income children in Maryland who are eligible for free school breakfasts have not been receiving them, according to a report.

Opinion: Civil Discourse And Opportunities For These Times

In '73, Hunter S. Thompson wrote “Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail ’72,” a chronicle of discord and divisiveness during the campaign.

Mysterious ‘Pop-Up PACs’ Seek To Tip Late-Breaking Congressional Races

These particular PACS do not have to disclose who funds them until after Nov. 3, the law states.

Elections Officials’ Advice: Bring Mail-In Ballots To Drop Boxes

With reports of slow mail delivery across the country, election officials are urging voters to return mail-in ballots at drop-boxes.

Where To Eat Free On Halloween 2020: MD Restaurant Steals & Deals

Maryland eateries are rolling out scary good treats - minus the tricks - with freebies, BOGOs & special menus for the spooky season.

Amazon Launches New Delivery Stations in Prince George's County

Combined, these operations facilities in Lanham and Upper Marlboro will create more than 300 new jobs and great futures

Josh Kurtz: After January 20, 2021

Biden would be locked into the task at hand; Trump would still be calling on "Fox and Friends," the author opines.

In Wake Of Scandal, UMMS Embraces Ethics Reforms, Lawmakers Are Told

The University of Maryland Medical System is called "a new organization in a new place," the report indicates.

Maryland Lawmakers Urge USDA To Increase Statewide Access To COVID-19 Food Security Program

The letter to the U.S. Department of Agriculture implored the agency to alter its Farmers to Families Food Box Program.

What Marylanders Might Play A Prominent Role In A Biden Administration?

There’s an old joke about Montgomery County voters: They care more about presidential administrations than the state House of Delegates.

Maryland LCV Chief: As State Faces COVID Challenges, Don’t Leave Transit Needs Behind

Maryland Matters recently speculated that, with vehicular traffic down due to COVID-19, perhaps it’s time to cease highway projects?

Labyrinth Of Pipelines And Cables Could Face Major Disruption By Highway Plan — And Who Would Foot The Bill?

Widening of the two highways could mean as much as $1 billion in added expenses, the report states.

In Maryland, Trump Voters Track With Those Not Worried About COVID-19

The percentage of Maryland voters supporting his re-election tracks roughly with the percentage of those not concerned with COVID-19.

After Day 1 Of Early Voting, More Than 1.1 Million Marylanders Have Cast Ballots

More than 161,000 Marylanders cast their ballots during the first day of early voting, according to the State Board of Elections.

Maryland Educators Call For Safety Measures Before School Buildings Reopen

More than three-quarters of educators do not think schools will be able to reopen safely for in-person learning for the next few months.

Casino, NFL Team Contribute To Sports Betting Ballot Push

The Washington Football Team donated $100,000, the report indicates.

Socially Distant, Politically Engaged: Early Voters Turn Out In Droves

Even before in-person voting began at 7 a.m. Monday morning, Maryland voters queued up outside of early voting centers across the state.

Amazon Announces More Than 7,200 New MD Seasonal Jobs

Company has also provided upskills training for more than 1,100 MD employees through its Career Choice program

Hogan Sets Up Website To Defeat Constitutional Amendment On Budget

Hogan Jr. (R) is upping his opposition to a statewide initiative that would give the General Assembly more say in the budget process.

Push For Puerto Rico Statehood Has Myriad Political Implications, Including For D.C. Area

The long-debated possibility of statehood for Puerto Rico is gaining traction — a development sure to be watched closely.

Frank DeFilippo: Today’s Party Leaders Don’t Have The Clout They Once Did

Since the smashing defeat of Goldwater in '64 ("Landslide Lyndon"), the Republican Party has lacked proper leadership.

It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year — Maryland Matters’ Election Contest!

No matter which side(s) you’re on, there is much to fear this Election Day. It has been a draining, exhausting election.

Maryland Democrats Pan Trump Executive Order On Federal Work Force

Maryland Democrats expressed outrage and alarm this week about an executive order issued quietly by Trump recently.

Pro-Sports Gaming Group Also Funding Democratic Committees

Campaign contributions from the committee behind sports gambling are "perfectly legal," according to the report.

Maryland Catholic Conference Hails History-Making Elevation Of D.C. Archbishop To Cardinal

Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory is expected to be elevated to the College of Cardinals by Pope Francis during a Nov. 28 ceremony.

Hundreds Of Thousands More Marylanders Turned To SNAP Benefits To Eat During Pandemic

There was a devastating 400 percent increase in applications in April, the report states.

Fall Colors Are Peaking In Maryland — Here Are Some Great Places To See Them

Hues of red, orange and yellow sweep across the region in one of the most vibrant autumns the mid-Atlantic has seen in several years.

Education Dept. Responds To Senator: State Is Working ‘Closely And Collaboratively’ With Local Schools

Maryland Sen. Katie Fry Hester received this response to her letter, “MSDE, Do More to Support Local School Districts During Pandemic.”

How Are Maryland Schools Reopening? We’ve Got A Quick Guide

All Maryland public schools began the academic year virtually, and many have started to transition some students back into school buildings.

COVID-19 Decreased Air Pollution In The State, Study Shows

It's due to stay-at-home orders, working from home, lost jobs, and less commuting.

Voting Rights Volunteers Helping To Ensure Access, Fair Election

Many possible complications loom as Election Day approaches.

Planning Agency Rejects Hogan Highway Widening Plan

The unanimous vote came from the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.

Frosh, Trone: More Needed After Justice Department Settlement With Purdue Pharma

The company, at the center of the nation’s long-running opioid crisis, agreed to a multi-billion-dollar settlement, the report states.

After Losing Some Election Volunteers To COVID Concerns, Howard Receives Grant To Help

The nearly $700,000 grant will pay for staffing and personal protective equipment during the upcoming election.

Reopening Schools: Superintendents, Legislators Seek Statewide Protocols

Local school leaders and health officials told state lawmakers they want more statewide coordination and guidance with schools' reopening.

State And Federal Authorities Are Said To Be Probing Hogan’s Ex-Chief Of Staff

McGrath, who resigned two months ago, continues to be shrouded in controversy.

Rep. Trone & Del. Fraser-Hidalgo: Latinx Community Is Being Left Behind

Now that Hispanic Heritage Month has ended, it’s important we reflect on the incredible contributions our Latinx community has made.

Hogan Announces Second $250 Million Business Relief Plan

Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) on Wednesday pulled $250 million from the state’s rainy day fund, intending to keep small businesses open.

State Providing Funds To Connect At-Risk Teens With Mental Health Services

The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services announced Tuesday that it has received over $100,000 in grant funding to connect at-risk teens.

Analysis: Is Klacik’s Fundraising Haul Formidable Or Folly?

Imagine you’re a Republican candidate in a race for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives ― maybe one of the quartet of candidates.