Lierman Names Leaders For Transition To State Comptroller

In addition to Franchot, honorary chairs of Lierman's transition team include Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and others.

At Hearing, Dozens Offer Their Suggestions For Tweaking Education Reform Plan

Cultural competency, collaboration, and fidelity were some phrases that educators, advocates, parents, and community leaders echoed.

A Model Program For Fighting Climate Change Is At A Crossroads In Maryland And Neighboring States

The quiet, durable war against pollution from coal-fired electric plants occurs four times a year, in a small room near Wall Street.

Seven Factors That Propelled Wes Moore's Victorious Campaign For Governor Are Noted

How did the best-selling author and former non-profit CEO propel himself to victory? Moore himself called it “an improbable journey.”

1 MD Death From Listeria Outbreak Linked To Deli Meat, Cheese

The CDC says the true number of sick people in a listeria outbreak is likely higher than the number reported. One MD person has died.

Veterans Day 2022 Food Freebies, Other Deals In Maryland

Businesses across Maryland will honor veterans on Nov. 11 with a variety of discounts, free food and merchandise.

Congressional Results: 6th District Too Close To Call, Harris Re-Elected On Eastern Shore; More

“We always knew this race was going to be close. The district is different,” the two-term congressman told supporters.

Notes: Pittman, Anne Arundel Democrats Confident, Even Though They're Trailing; More

“The math suggests that I will be re-elected to a second term,” Pittman wrote in a memo to members of his cabinet Wednesday morning.

Attorney General-Elect Brown: ‘Each Of Us Has Something To Contribute'

Brown, a three-term congressman and former lieutenant governor, will take over an office once led by Roger B. Taney.

County Executive Race Update: Hough Appears To Be Frederick Winner; Anne Arundel Too Close To Call

In Anne Arundel County, Councilmember Jessica Haire (R) was leading the Democratic incumbent, Steuart Pittman.

Brooke Lierman Elected As Maryland's First Woman Comptroller

She noted that it had been 36 years since Barbara Mikulski “smashed a glass ceiling” in the state and in the country.

Barriers Fall As Wes Moore Is Declared Victor, Maryland's First Black Governor

Moore, 44, charismatic, made history in Maryland.

Democrats Retain Legislative Majorities, But Some Seats Have Shuffled Between Parties

But the final outcome will not be known for several days, until mail-in ballots are counted in Anne Arundel County and other places.

Even With His Lopsided Loss, Cox Offers Concession To Wes Moore

“I wish Governor-elect Wes Moore and Lt. Gov.-elect Aruna Miller and their families every blessing and success," Cox said, as he conceded.

Flooding Rain, Gusty Winds In MD Expected From Nicole Remnants

The remnants of Nicole will travel up the East Coast to Maryland on Friday, according to forecasts. Brace for heavy rain and damaging winds.

MD Legalizes Weed, Updates On Referendum Vote Counts: AP

Maryland voters legalized recreational use of marijuana in Tuesday's election, AP reports. See the other referendums on ballots statewide.

Trailblazing Former Ways And Means Chair Sheila Hixson, Influential Woman In Annapolis's History, Dies

No cause of death was given, though the ex-lawmaker was in declining health in recent years. She died in New Smyrna Beach, Fla.

Joe Biden Stumps For Wes Moore In Pre-Election Day Rally At Bowie State University

Biden criticized Moore's Republican opponent, Del. Dan Cox, as "an election denier," as well as the twice-impeached Trump as "unpatriotic."

Free Things On MD Election Day: Restaurant Steals & Deals 2022

Show your "I Voted" sticker Nov. 8, and score free burgers, shakes, pizza and more at Maryland eateries. See the full list and go vote.

Winning Powerball Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Maryland

A Maryland lottery player won $1 million after matching all the numbers except the Powerball in Monday's $2.04B drawing.

November spotlights Alzheimer's disease and family caregiving

Alzheimer’s Association and key stakeholders unite to expand awareness, education and support services for Marylanders affected by dementia.

Taurid 'Fireball Swarm' Possible Ahead Of Full Blood Moon In MD

The Taurids are known for producing more fireballs among 5 or 10 slow-moving meteors per hour. MD can also see the blood moon early Tuesday.

Will Maryland Legalize Marijuana?: 5 Statewide Referendums To Know

On Nov. 8, Maryland voters will vote on 5 referendums, including whether to legalize recreational use of marijuana. Here's what to know.

Coal Plant Operators Shirking Responsibilities On Ash Cleanup, Report Contends

“This serves as a warning bell for the need to change course to ensure the rule restores coal-ash contamination groundwater" -- report

Ahead Of Election Day, Candidates Make Their Final Pitches To Voters

The report indicates Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore spoke Saturday at a rally in Annapolis.

What Time Is Sunset In MD As Daylight Saving Time Ends

Get ready for darker afternoons, brighter mornings and an increased chance of striking a deer in MD as daylight saving time ends.

Peak Leaf Colors From Harford To Mongtomery Counties: DNR

Peak leaf colors have arrived in 7 MD counties, plus Baltimore City, while foliage is near its peak in 3 more counties, the DNR said.

Powerball Jackpot Hits Record $1.6B: What To Know In MD

Saturday's $1.6B jackpot tops 2016's world record $1.586 million Powerball prize. Plus, someone in Maryland won $1M in Wednesday's drawing.

Opinion: Why Did Maryland Fall Faster Than Anyplace Else In The National Report Card?

Scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress indicate what many in the nation have long predicted.

Hogan Gets Hero's Send-Off At Business Group Lunch — But National Ratings Are Not So Favorable

Speaking to the group in a Q&A format led by Maryland Free President Duane Carey, Hogan returned to familiar themes and boasts.

Closely Watched Race Pits Incumbent Hester Vs. ‘Future State Senator' Novotny

Katie Fry Hester is described in the report as a moderate Democrat.

500K Marylanders Not REAL ID Compliant As Deadline Nears

More than 560,000 Marylanders still need to a REAL ID, and the deadline is around the corner. Here's how to get yours via the MVA.

Kalman Hettleman: "I Strongly Oppose The Political Views Of Dan Cox," Republican

Mr. Cox calls his education platform “Defending Parental Rights” and highlights his “stands against CRT and gender indoctrination.”

Former Montgomery Elections Board Chair Accuses Peroutka Of Seeking To 'Cause Havoc'

In the video, taken at a Republican rally last weekend, Stafford encouraged supporters to arrive two hours before the polls close Tuesday.

Black Bear Harvest Nearly Doubled By MD Hunters In 2022 Season

Mild weather helped Maryland hunters nearly double the black bear harvest during the state’s 19th annual black bear hunt, the DNR said.

State Health Claims Vendor Under Scrutiny Is ‘Not Up For The Job,' Lawmakers Are Told

The company's goal is to make prompt, accurate payments to the state's health care providers, the report states.

Report: Cannabis Retail Sales Could Reach $72 Billion, But Some May Not Reap The Benefits

If voters approve the amendment to the state constitution, the General Assembly, which authorized the referendum, will have to pass laws.

Notes: Crossing Party Lines In Frederick; The NRCC's New View Of Maryland; Also, Personnel News

Carter's endorsement is the most noteworthy and perhaps the most surprising; Zirkin is a longtime friend and ally of Hough's.

Top Peroutka Aide Encourages Supporters To Form "Long Lines" Late On Election Day

“Vote on Nov. 8 as late in the day as possible,” said campaign coordinator Macky Stafford. “If everyone could stand in long, long lines. . .

From The Editor: Support Nonprofit Journalism, As NewsMatch Begins Today

In between the mid-night (and mid-day and mid-afternoon) feedings, I've been reflecting on changes at Maryland Matters over the years.