With Trump's Backing, Dan Cox's Gubernatorial Bid Gains National Exposure

Trump took a shot at Hogan, who responded he would prefer endorsements from someone "who didn't lose Maryland" by 33 points.

Hogan's Former Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Federal Court

Roy McGrath, the former chief of staff to Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) and ex-head of the Maryland Environmental Service, pled not guilty.

Jon Baron On Combating Climate Change: ‘Let's Do What Works'

(Eighth in a series.)

Curran O'Malley Assembling Campaign Team For Attorney General Run

Catherine Curran O'Malley, the former Baltimore City District Court judge and ex-first lady of Maryland, is assembling a campaign team.

Opinion: Gerrymandering Is A Problem On The Local Level, Too

The author, a committee vice chairman, touches on both sides of the aisle with regard to the controversy of gerrymandering.

Frank DeFilippo Says Goodbye (For Now)

Nancy Kopp. Brian Frosh. Maggie McIntosh. Frank DeFilippo. These are the columnists who have left a mark.

On Sale Now: Ain't Too Proud at the Hippodrome Theatre

Broadway smash musical to perform May 3-8, 2022

Kathleen Matthews Backing Perez For Governor In 2022

Kathleen Matthews, the former Maryland Democratic chair and longtime broadcaster and businesses executive, supports Perez.

Residents Urge Redistricting Commission To Keep Cecil County With Eastern Shore In Congress

Cecil County residents urged members of the legislative commission to keep their county in the same congressional district.

Rosenbaum: ‘Putting A Price On Carbon Makes A Market Work Better'

(Seventh in a series.)

After Colleague's Retirement, Raskin May Be In Line For Top Committee Slot

Why is a Texas colleague's decision to retire important for Maryland Congressman Jamie B. Raskin (D)? Answer? Because Raskin could move up.

Baltimore Residents And Local Leaders Tell State Lawmakers What They Want To See In The 2022 Legislative Session

Baltimore residents and local officials told state lawmakers that they want to see legislation improving public transportation.

Biden Signs Trone's First-Responder Mental Health Support Legislation Into Law

President Biden signed legislation into law that intends to bolster mental health supports for federal first responders, inspired by Bomba.

Sharply Divided Gambling Commission Approves Sports Betting At Five Casinos

It occurs after weeks of delay that frustrated the state's gaming interests, the betting public, and political leaders from both parties.

League Conservation of Voters Finds Hogan An Inconsistent Leader, Praises Lawmakers On Environmental Justice, Transportation

The LCV says Hogan has displayed an “inability or reluctance to take concerted, strategic action to respond to the climate crisis."

On Climate, Baker Thinks Globally, Wants To Act Really Locally

(Sixth in a series.)

A Conversation About COVID-19 And The Holidays With Dr. Joshua Sharfstein

Dr. Joshua Sharfstein plans to spend a normal Thanksgiving with his family.

Advocates Slam Updated Baltimore County Redistricting Proposal That Keeps Just One Majority Black Council District

Civil rights groups have urged Baltimore County Council members to include a second majority Black district in new council maps.

Tom Perez: Some Of Maryland's Best Blue Collar Jobs Are At The Port, And Now We Have An Opportunity To Create More

The 2022 Democratic candidate for governor discusses the historical and major significance of President Biden's infrastructure investment.

Opinion: We Should Never Stop Learning About Gender Identity

The author, a U.S History teacher, talks about the transgender population and its acceptance struggles.

Prince George's Officials Prod State To Award Sports Wagering Licenses

The Prince George's County Council is urging the state to grant a sportsbook license to one of the county's largest employers.

Despite Citizen Outcry, Prince George's Council Approves Controversial Map

For five hours, a half-dozen members of the Prince George's County Council were "raked over the coals" by their constituents.

‘We Just Need More Hands On Deck': Dental Examiners' Investigations Team Short-Staffed

The state board responsible for investigating misconduct by dentists is reporting staffing issues, causing prosecution delays.

Opinion: Front Line Workers Who Got Us Through The Pandemic Deserve Relief

The author, a non-profit CEO, says, "it's raining now, it's a downpour" for suffering Maryland residents, and help is needed.

Perez Sees The Good In Government, And Imagines Big Things On Climate Change

(Fifth in a series.)

Ex-Delegate Tawanna Gaines To Team Up With Annapolis Lobbying Shop

The firm, Public Policy Partners, "is entering into a strategic partnership with Gaines," the report states.

Maryland State Board Of Education Will Reconsider School Mask Mandate In December

This decision follows the board hearing a range of opinions from a slew of parents, teachers, county board members, and health experts.

Opinion: Learning Lessons To Protect Workers Through Pandemics

Despite "prominent news dashboards," the authors, environmentalists, say COVID-19 rates remain higher than in the summer of 2020.

Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Receive Flurry Of Endorsements

Tuesday was Endorsement Day, it seems, in the Democratic race for governor, as three top candidates corralled noteworthy backing.

Blueprint Accountability Board Met For The First Time, But Lacks Funding To Start Work

The board overseeing implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future education reform plan is hindered due to lack of funding.

At Hearing, Marylanders Urge Redistricting Commission To Draw More Competitive 1st Congressional District

Marylanders said the state's solidly Republican 1st Congressional District should be redrawn to be more competitive at a Monday hearing.

Cambridge Mayor Facing Revenge Porn Distribution Charges

The Office of the State Prosecutor charged Cambridge Mayor Andrew Bradshaw with 50 counts of revenge porn distribution Monday.

Frank DeFilippo: Catholic Bishops Pick Up Where They Left Off On Abortion And Politicians

Fealty to the constitution and faithfulness to the church -- are the nation’s Roman Catholic elected officials able to combine both?

Controversial Prince George's Redistricting Plan Is Blatantly Political, Councilmembers Say

The Prince George's County Council is scheduled to vote on a controversial council redistricting plan this week.

Franchot Aims To Earn Voters' Confidence ‘To Do Something Transformative On The Climate Issue'

(Third in a series.)

How To Get An Affordable Flu Shot In Maryland

GoodRx is working with leading pharmacy chains to get you lower prices for your flu shot.

Opinion: Hogan's Veto Of Drug Paraphernalia Decriminalization Is Bad For Public Safety

Hogan's veto "constitutes a failure to meaningfully respond to the calls to abolish hyper-criminalization in policing," the author writes.

Baltimore County Names First Immigrant Affairs Coordinator, New Director Of Government Affairs

Baltimore County has its first immigrant affairs outreach coordinator and a new acting director of government affairs.

McIntosh To Retire From The House At The End Of Her Term

House Appropriations Chair McIntosh (D) is a powerful and trailblazing figure in Maryland politics and one of the most consequential.

Senators Concerned About Vaccine Equity Among 5- To 11-Year-Olds

Senators grilled Maryland Department of Health Secretary Dennis R. Schrader Monday about the state's plans for equitable distribution.