In Wicomico, Three Novel Contenders Face Off In Protracted, Fractious Contest For Executive

The cast of candidates vying to fill that post on the Nov. 8 ballot features:

Statewide, Maryland Democrats Outraise GOP Foes By Dramatic Margins

Moore's take was supplemented by $525,843 that his running mate, former state Del. Aruna Miller (D), collected during the two-month period.

Bidders Fret That Lucrative BWI Airport Contract May Be 'Rigged'

BWI Airport is looking for a new contractor, but bidders say the process may be rigged. "I think this stinks to high heaven," one said.

Halloween Safety Tips For MD Kids, Drivers From AAA Mid-Atlantic

Trick-or-treaters and Halloween partiers can be a dangerous mix, warns AAA Mid-Atlantic​. Here are safety tips for kids and MD drivers.

MD Weather: Temps Drop Into 30s, Frost Advisory Issued

The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for part of Maryland as temperatures drop into the 30s by Sunday morning.

Rooftop Terrace, Water Access, 2-Person Steam Shower: MD Dream Homes

A rooftop terrace, a $2M coastal mega-home, a two-person steam shower, a $2.2M contemporary home and more are on the market in Maryland.

Report From Day 1 Of Early Voting: ‘Nobody's Being Really Unpleasant Because Everyone's Entitled To Their Opinion'

“It's exactly what I would expect,” said John Connole, the chief election judge at the North Carroll High School Library Complex.

Cox's Red-Meat Campaign Leads To Questions: "How Do I Turn This Into Money For Me?"

Len Foxwell said that Cox has a "very narrow base of social and cultural warriors."

Opinion: In The General Election, A Tale Of Two Counties

I write as the president of one of the largest public employee organizations in Maryland, which represents thousands of men and women.

Review Uncovers Problems With State's System For Processing Behavioral Health Claims

A leading legislator said the report uncovered “a major debacle” within the agency.

Hogan Warns Of Flu, COVID-19 Surges In MD As RSV Cases Fill ICUs

Gov. Larry Hogan helped hospitals beef up pediatric intensive care staffing, and urged residents to get their COVID-19 and flu shots.

Know Your Ballot: The Five Constitutional Questions Facing Maryland Voters This Election Year

A final question asks voters whether to abolish the orphans' court in Howard County; the issue will receive statewide scrutiny.

Democrats Make Pitch To College Students, On Eve Of Early Voting

“Can you feel it?” DNC Chair Jaime Harrison yelled to the 200 or so students, who were fueled by pizza and intensely loud music.

MD Jan. 6 Rioter Given Probation, Judge Cites Autism Diagnosis

Nicholas Rodean of Frederick, who was photographed beside QAnon Shaman Jacob Chansley, broke a window and entered the Capitol Jan. 6.

3 Troopers Sue MD State Police Alleging Racial Discrimination

The lawsuit comes three months after the Department of Justice launched an investigation into Maryland State Police hiring practices.

Moore Gets Help From Democratic Superstars As Early Voting Approaches

Wednesday, Moore and the rest of the statewide Democratic ticket will appear with Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison.

Crosby-Rey Rematch In Southern Md., Is One Of The Marquee Races Of The Fall

The similarities end there, however, in this race.

Harris, Mizeur Trade Blows On Abortion, The Insurrection, And Effectiveness

“You were one of 10 members of Congress, sitting in the Trump White House… having conversations about how to overthrow (Biden)" - Mizeur

Dry Shampoo Brands Recalled In MD Due To Possible Carcinogens

The dry shampoo brands recalled include Dove, Suave, TRESemmé and several other products found at many MD stores. Here’s what to know.

As Democracy Report Finds Maryland's A National Leader In Voting Integrity, A Nonpartisan Election Observer Prepares For Nov. 8

“I don't like partisan politics,” she said. “I like the process side of it better and ensuring that people have the information they need."

Notes: Glassman, Lierman Differ On Role Of Comptroller; Pittman's Horse Sense; New Endorsements

Del. Brooke Lierman (D-Baltimore City) said she would bring an expansive, values-driven outlook to the Goldstein Treasury Building.

Opinion: Voters Should Pick Candidates Who Vow To Put A Check On The Poultry Industry

With the elections approaching, Marylanders are considering what makes a worthy candidate. Will they fight for the people of Maryland?

As Sinclair Owner Funds Term Limits Push In Baltimore, His Station Is A Willing Megaphone

Fox45, in the meantime, has done several reports on the initiative.

Kalman Hettleman: Test Scores Of Students Nationally, And In Md., Are Shameful, But No Surprise

True, the dire results have been splashed across front page headlines nationwide. The scores show “a massive downward shift” nationwide.

Winter In Maryland: What La Niña Weather Pattern May Mean

A new winter outlook from NOAA shows how the La Niña weather pattern is expected to influence Maryland from November through February.

Lower 2023 Taxes For Many MD Residents As IRS Adjusts For Inflation

Inflation has reduced Maryland residents’ purchasing power, but it also reduced their 2023 federal tax bills, the IRS said.

Powerball Winning Numbers For 10/22/2022 Drawing: $580M Jackpot

Check here for the winning Powerball numbers for the $580 million lottery jackpot drawing on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2022.

Fraud Trial Of Hogan's Former Chief Of Staff, Roy McGrath, Is Delayed

McGrath faces both state and federal charges and was scheduled to go on trial in U.S. District Court in Baltimore on Monday.

Post-Primary, Moore And The Unions Come Together With No Overt Rancor

Moore was equally enthusiastic. He hugged AFSCME Council 3 President Patrick Moran and called him “my brother.” He hugged Donna Edwards.

Notes: House Races By The Numbers; Green Group's Birthday; Bill Ferguson At Crab House; Targeting Black Male Voters; More

The latest analysis to back up our theory comes from the Daily Kos, which looked at all 435 congressional districts.

While Advocates Continue To Debate Ballot Question, State Bureaucrats Prepare For Legal Cannabis

William Tilburg, with the medical cannabis commission, said personnel from cannabis would transfer to the alcohol commission.

Human Monkeypox-Related Death In MD Confirmed

A Maryland resident has died and human monkeypox was a contributing factor in what appears to be state's first death, health officials said.

Tickets for Les Misérables at the Hippodrome On Sale Now

The world’s most popular musical will play Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre Feb 7-12, 2023

Undaunted By Long Odds, Mizeur Maintains Sense Of Mission In Battle Against Harris

The two are set to face off in debate for the first time next week at Cecil College, along the northern edge of the sprawling 1st District.

Lierman Supporters Push Back, As Washington Post Calls Glassman A ‘Traditional Republican'

Lierman, if elected, would make it easier for Marylanders to file tax returns, modernize the comptroller's office, and aid customer service.

Winter Heating Costs To Spike: How Much More Will MD Residents Pay?

With winter's chill approaching, MD residents are likely to see a hike in their natural gas, heating oil, electricity and propane bills.

Stop Mice And Rats Before They Seek Warmth In MD Homes

As nights start to feel crisp and cool, mice and rats can sneak into homes for winter. Here are tips to keep your MD home rodent-free.

MD Weather: Freeze Warning, Frost Advisory Issued Overnight

Overnight lows in MD will be close to 32 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a frost advisory and freeze warning.

Major Earthquake Drill Coming Thursday In Maryland

Governments, schools and residents in Maryland will take part in the Great Southeast Shakeout Earthquake Drill on Thursday at 10:20 a.m.

Monkeypox Cases Are In Sharp Decline. Could The Outbreak Be Over?

Overall in Maryland, there are 692 confirmed cases of monkeypox through Oct. 14, the report states, with U.S. cases trending downward.