Opinion: First Responders Can Harness The Power Of Lifesaving Technologies

Marylanders are motivated to make our communities as safe as possible, even though crime mitigation strategies sometimes dominate.

Haire, Pittman Sling Insults In Anne Arundel Debate, But Find They Have Plenty To Agree On, Too

But as the night wore on, the two candidates, often — and sometimes to their own surprise — found themselves in agreement.

Daylight Saving Time Ends In MD: What About Sunshine Protection Act?

The latest on the daylight saving time bill that would halt our twice-a-year clock changing, and Maryland efforts to stop the change.

Student Loan Relief Application Site Open For MD Borrowers

The Biden administration on Monday launched a website for Maryland borrowers seeking student debt relief. Here's what you need to do.

Hogan Urges CareFirst And Johns Hopkins Health System To Resolve Impasse

The two companies continue to negotiate, and both have expressed optimism they can reach a new agreement before the current pact expires.

Online, Word Of Mouth Grass-Roots Effort Emerges To Oppose Legalizing Cannabis

One of Rochon's family members received approval last year for a medical cannabis card after being diagnosed with ADHD.

Notes: Pittman's Takes On A Newly-Friendly McMillan; Fundraisers, And Personnel News

That's about the best way to describe a level of admiration now being expressed between former state Del. Herb McMillan, and Pittman.

Local Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Folks Making A Difference Across MD

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Maryland with contributions big and small.

Frost, Freeze Warning, Snow In Western MD As Temps Plunge

Maryland temperatures will drop the next 2 days, and the National Weather Service says western counties may get their first snow.

Black Activists And Political Leaders Mobilizing To Make Cannabis Legal In Maryland

His organization seeks $30,000 to spread the word through social media, digital ads, and other forms of communication.

FEC Reports: Trone Holds Steady, Mizeur Tops $2.5M Raised, Incumbents Have Wide Fundraising Leads

Still, Trone had an almost 14-1 cash-on-hand advantage over Parrott as of Sept. 30.

Locked In Tight Senate Race, Del. Saab Sues Foe For Defamation

In the suit, Saab maintains that some of the literature that Gile's campaign sent recently to voters' homes contains false information.

Opinion: On The 50th Anniversary Of The Clean Water Act, The Chesapeake Bay Deserves More

There was an almost surreal detachment between what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was announcing about the Chesapeake Bay.

14 Toys 'R' Us Shops Open In MD Macy’s Stores For Holidays

Toys "R" Us shops are now open in 14 Maryland Macy's stores and ready for holiday shoppers. Plus the hot toys of 2022 list is out.

Help Patch Spotlight Maryland Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Maryland student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

2022 MD Fall Foliage: Leaf Colors Emerge, 2 Counties Near Peak

The 2022 Fall Foliage Prediction Map can help you plan trips to see autumn colors. See the DNR's status of leaf colors across the state.

78 Harris Teeter, Safeway MD Stores Part Of $25B Merger

If a $25 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger goes through, it may affect Harris Teeter and Safeway stores owned by the larger companies.

Notes On The MPT Debate, And Where The Race For Governor Stands, Going Forward

Moore's mandate in Owings Mills was to avoid a catastrophic blunder, anything that might suggest he's a flash-in-the-pan — and he succeeded.

EcoMadres: Caregivers For Climate Change, At A Time When It Is Needed

On this clear blue-sky day with sea gulls flying overhead, she welcomed Erik Machado and his nine-year-old daughter from Honduras.

Day-After Gubernatorial Forum, Without Moore, Reveals ‘Wide Range Of Opinions'

The absence of Moore, the undisputed frontrunner in the election, was clearly felt, taking some oxygen out of the proceedings.

Blueprint Board Recommends Timeline To Implement Comprehensive Education Plan

Rachel Hise, the board's executive director, summarized how it would look in each of four areas.

MD Child Dies From COVID-19, Bivalent Booster Open To Kids 5 And Older

A Maryland child age 9 or younger died recently from COVID-19. Plus, residents age 5 and older can get the bivalent booster shot any time.

Moore And Cox Sling Harsh Criticisms At One Another In Taut, Freewheeling TV Debate

Moore, a charismatic Democrat seeking elective office for the first time, faces Cox, who according to the report trails "badly" in polls.

An Open Letter To Comptroller Franchot, On The I-495 And I-270 Projects

We wish to thank you for the many years of public service you've provided to the state we love, throughout your time as a delegate.

Notes: Can Marijuana Ballot Question Boost Turnout? Plus, Montgomery County Hall Of Fame Luncheon

The poll of 762 registered voters was taken by Victoria Research, a Takoma Park-based survey research firm, and Sojourn Strategies.

9% Social Security Raise Will Boost MD Recipients’ Checks

More than 800,000 Maryland residents will see a nearly 9 percent bump in Social Security benefits next year to offset rising inflation.

Household Income In MD Went Down During Pandemic: See New Data

Median household earnings in Maryland saw a decrease over the past two years, according to annual census data.

Chesapeake Bay Leaders Resolute, Even As Cleanup Targets Become More Elusive

Youngkin made remarks at the meeting of the Chesapeake Bay Executive Council, which brings together leaders of states in the Bay watershed.

Judge Gives Go-Ahead For Maryland To Demolish Old Nice-Middleton Bridge

Gov. Larry Hogan (R) and other dignitaries were expected to open the new span Wednesday morning.

Hogan Administration Pulls Hospital Privatization Item From Bd. Of Public Works Agenda — For Now

“We agreed with the wisdom of your position,” Schrader told Franchot.

All 5 MOCO Planning Board Members Resign, Council Loses Confidence In Group

This was the culmination of "a stunning three weeks of developments," the report indicates.

MD Weather: Strong Storms Possible Before Mild Weekend

Thunderstorms, including some that could be severe, are in the forecast for Maryland on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

Cox Withdraws From ‘Unite The Right' Event After Jewish Group Raises Concerns

Cox and running mate Schifanelli denounced the event after a leading Jewish organization noted that it appeared to recall the 2017 riot.

Critics Warn Expedited Procurement For Western Maryland Hospital Center Is Veiled Attempt At Privatization

Social worker Brian Miller said it could even be an attempt to close the hospital, the report indicates.

Josh Kurtz: When Will Alsobrooks Start ‘Bustin' Loose' Politically?

She was talking, of course, about the future of Prince George's County. “The future is so bright for all our us."

Draconids Peak; Orionids, Taurids Flying Now Over Maryland

The Draconid meteor shower runs through Monday, Oct. 10, and is best viewed in the early evening hours. Will the weather cooperate for MD?

Mayor Brandon Scott: To Save Lives From Drug Overdoses, Maryland Must Lead

In 2021, nearly eight Marylanders died each day from an overdose. In my city of Baltimore alone, our community lost more than 600 people.

Cyclist Groups Seek To Delay Demolition Of Old Nice Bridge Over Potomac

“Using explosives to demolish parts of the Historic Nice Bridge or the rubble from the bridge. . . .has not been evaluated" -- complaint

Prince George's Council Scheduled To Name Appointees For New Police Accountability Board

The council is tentatively expected to name its own appointees, while a public hearing to review Alsobrooks' choices is set for Oct. 24.

Biden's Visit To Hagerstown Spotlights Increasingly Hot Trone-Parrott Race

General Assembly leaders initially sought to pack a large number of Democrats into the 6th District — as they did a decade ago.