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UnitedHealth, CareFirst allowed midyear rate increases in MD but less than requested
The Maryland Insurance Administration approved midyear rate increases for CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield and UnitedHealthcare for small businesses.
Some MD delegates still locked in tight primary contests two days after election
For most of the candidates running for Maryland’s General Assembly, the dust is now settling after Tuesday’s primary election. But a select few are still locked in tight races two days later.
Glock ban: MD Republicans call on DOJ to review
Maryland Republicans asked the Department of Justice to review legislation poised to ban the sale of Glock pistols.
Removed Anne Arundel orphans’ court judge thanks supporters after apparent primary loss
Marc Knapp thanked those who supported his bid to return to the Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court, but his removal from the position by the Maryland Supreme Court appears to have sunk his primary campaign.
Ruff beats Attar in MD Senate primary, AP calls
Maryland Del. Malcolm Ruff beat incumbent Sen. Dalya Attar in the Baltimore 41st district Senate primary amid Attar's criminal indictment, the Associated Press called.
Wes Moore to face Dan Cox again in MD governor’s race
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Republican politician Dan Cox won their respective primary elections, setting up a rematch.
MD Senate President Bill Ferguson proclaims win in primary election
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson declared victory over challenger Bobby LaPin in the Democratic primary race to represent District 46.
Maryland gains 5,100 jobs in May, data show
Maryland experienced a workforce increase of 5,100 jobs in May, according to estimates released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Don’t bet on it: MD eyes action against election ‘trading’ on prediction markets
Maryland residents wagering on the outcome of elections using online prediction markets could find themselves on the wrong side of election law and potentially face criminal prosecution, officials say.
Primary election: MD requests 77K more mail-in ballots than in 2022
As state officials deal with the fallout of a mistake with mail-in ballots, Marylanders requested far more of them for Tuesday's primary election than they did in 2022.
Panel: New energy law won’t fix soaring electric bills alone
Maryland experts discuss the Utility RELIEF Act and say more energy generation and storage are needed to address rising electric bills and demand.
MD intends to pay at least $85M for Preakness intellectual property
Maryland plans to acquire intellectual property rights of the Preakness Stakes and Black-Eyed Susan by matching Churchill Downs' $85 million offer.
