Supporters Push For Reform Of Maryland's Medical, Geriatric Parole System

“This shows that we can release [older inmates] without a major risk to public safety…” said Shekhinah Braveheart, an advocacy associate.

Guns Rights Supporters, Opponents Gather In Annapolis To Be Heard On Changes To Law

It's a yes vote, the report states, if you want safety, and "know that the guy sitting next to you is not carrying an automatic weapon."

General Assembly Will Consider Bills To Enshrine Reproductive Rights In The Maryland Constitution

The measure would amend the state Constitution, which means it must pass both houses of the legislature by a three-fifths vote.

House Judiciary Chair Clippinger Sponsoring Bill To Change Concealed Carry Law After SCOTUS Decision

“There's no question jurisprudence across the country is kind of in flux, but we're putting a flag in the ground here" -- Clippinger

Maryland Approves Expansion Of Eastern Shore Poultry-Rendering Plant, Despite Pollution History

The state Department of the Environment, in December, renewed the discharge permit for the Valley Proteins Inc., rendering plant.

White Nationalism Rears Its Ugly Head in Maryland, As Two Neo-Nazis Arrested By FBI

Clendaniel, allegedly known as “Nythra” and “Kali” in encryptions, was arrested in Maryland; Russell wanted to shoot up five substations.

Nine Of Moore's Cabinet Secretaries Get Nod From Senate Executive Nominations Panel

A handful of the appointees fielded questions during a packed committee hearing.

Alanah Davis: In This New Year, An Allowance Of Curiosity, Grace, And Not Knowing

My mother's age? I assumed it to be as young as the women on Living Single, but definitely not as old as the ladies on Golden Girls.

MD Listeria Threat: More Than 400 Products Recalled, FDA Says

A Maryland company is recalling hundreds of food products because of potential listeria contamination, which can cause illness and be fatal.

Opinion: Pattern-Or-Practice Investigations Are A Police Reform That Works

As Maryland's state legislature begins its 2023 session, police accountability remains a priority among state residents and lawmakers.

Long-Awaited Cannabis Bill Lands, Sponsored In House By Two Skeptics

It occurred before a reporter could finish a question Friday about the irony that the legislature is dependent on two people.

Moore's First Bills Seek To Fulfill Campaign Promises; Legislation Gets Some GOP Buy-In

“Each of these bills are important first steps in moving Maryland forward in an equitable way,” Luedtke wrote.

After Conflicting Court Rulings, Senate Committee Considering Whether Police Can Stop Motorists For Cannabis Scent

Carr testified in support of Senate Bill 51, which would prevent law enforcement officers from stopping a motorist based on cannabis scent.

State Medical Cannabis Programs Failing To Make Enough Progress, Advocacy Group Finds, But Maryland Earns High Grades

ASA Executive Director Churgai said that one of the main surprise findings of this report was the lack of progress being made nationally.

In Response To SCOTUS Opinion, Senate Committee Will Consider Bills This Week To Limit Concealed Firearms Possession

“I would like to see mental health organizations be aligned with these causes because it's crucial,” Reid said. “People feel hurt."

How To Keep Pipes From Freezing, Bursting In MD Cold

These tips can help keep pipes from freezing, bursting in MD. It will feel like the low is in the teens Saturday night, forecasters say.

MD Arctic Blast To Feel Like Zero Degrees With 30 MPH Winds

Maryland is about to get a punch of winter, without snow. An Arctic blast Friday could bring wind chills near zero overnight, the NWS said.

Administration's New Bay Leadership Team Making The Rounds In The Legislature

The start of a new administration in Annapolis brings a fresh set of leaders tasked with steering Bay protection efforts in Maryland.

Cardin Raises Just $29K In Late 2022, Fueling Speculation About His Political Plans

Cardin raised and banked considerably less than Maryland's other U.S. senator, Chris Van Hollen (D), who just won a second term.

Here Are The Six Marylanders Gov. Wes Moore Honored During His State Of The State Address For Their Commitment To Service

“Tens of thousands of government workers through our state serve our people,” Moore said, before Judy Roopnaraine blew a kiss toward him.

Run It Back: Howard County Native is #1 Nationally for Sophs in 400m

Duplicating his freshman year success, Jaylen Bennett posts the best time in the 400 meters for 10th graders across the United States

Green Comet: How To See It In Maryland This Weekend

Before the moon turns full Sunday, MD can catch a glimpse of the green Comet ZTF that hasn't been seen since Neanderthals roamed Earth.

Maryland House Majority Leader Sets Sights, Again, On New Plan For Rail Management In The State

That money, however, is already dedicated to pay for upkeep of the state's toll tunnels, bridges, and the Intercounty Connector.

Opinion: Help The Elderly And Disabled Exercise Their Right To Vote

Maryland State Delegate Terri Hill told fellow lawmakers she saw an older man with a walker seated outside a polling station.

Notes: House Leadership Moves; Hoyer's New Role; Cardin's SOTU Guest; More

Wilkins, the recently elected chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, had been the House parliamentarian.

Moore's First State Of The State Speech Is A Prolonged Call To Service

“I only realized recently, service, the word service, comes from the Latin, servitium, which meant ‘slavery,'” Moore began.

Temps To Drop Nearly 30 Degrees: Timeline For MD Arctic Blast

MD temperatures could plunge by 30 degrees or more in just over a day, forecasters said, a harsh change from what has been a warm winter.

4-Day Workweek Would Improve Mental Health, Happiness, Marylanders Say

Readers share their thoughts on a proposal to test a four-day workweek in Maryland.

Parent To College Savings Plan Board: ‘This Is Not A Technical Error'

“While you assert parents didn't understand what we purchased, we certainly understood, and understand, the contracts we signed" -- Savoie

Safe Harbor Legislation Seeks To Protect Minors Who Are Victims Of Trafficking

“(It's) in the context of child sex trafficking, protecting children from being criminalized for what makes them victims" -- child advocate

Opinion: Felony Murder Should Be Removed From Maryland Criminal Law

One spring evening in Prince George's County, a friend called David saying she needed help in going after some friends who had hurt her.

Baltimore Regional Leaders Envision New Management Structure For Water And Sewer Utility

The legislation is to be introduced by the leaders of the city and county Senate and House delegations.

Offshore Wind Will Need Major Investments In Transmission, Supply Chain, Reports Say

Maryland Democratic Senator Brian Feldman has taken a strong, vested interest in this matter, the report states.

Study: Md., Will Need Massive Investment In Low-Income Housing Retrofits To Meet Aggressive Climate Goals

“Equitably electrifying the state's building sector is a pillar to achieving the state's climate goals" -- environmental report

Opinion: Banning ‘Forever Chemicals' Forever

We are waking up to the dangers of toxic “forever chemicals” called PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), and their sources.

Moore Appoints Del. Alonzo Washington To Maryland Senate

Pinsky, who Moore picked to lead the Maryland Energy Administration, was appointed in August 1994 to replace former Sen. O'Reilly.

Baker, Martinez To Seek District 22 House Seat In Prince George's County

“Based on my history, the amount of work that I've done and the amount of relationships I've built, why not me?” Baker, 35, said.

Ahead Of Board Meeting, Maryland 529 Director Details Accounting Issues In Memo To Lawmakers

The problem stems from a decision by the board in June of 2021, to give account holders a sort of bonus on the money they had set aside.

Opinion: Maryland Can, And Must, Do Better At Protecting The Safety And Health Of Workers

Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH) is in dire need of resources and reform. Nowhere is that more evident.

New Gas Stove Ban In MD's Largest County As Feds Warn Of Safety Risks

Maryland's largest county has banned gas stoves and other appliances in new construction and a federal agency has raised health concerns.