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Wes Moore’s second session will test his public messaging, political capital
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s second legislative session will be a test of his team’s public messaging strategy and the political capital he’s accrued in his first year.
Groups clash over Chaudry’s future on hate crimes panel following anti-Israel posts
Muslim advocate Zainab Chaudry's future on a state hate crimes commission has become the focal point of competing campaigns after she issued several anti-Israel social media posts.
House Republicans issue subpoena to deputy prosecutor in Hunter Biden case
House Republicans issued a subpoena to a senior federal prosecutor involved in the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden.
DC combating car thefts and carjackings with dashcams and AirTags
The government and police in Washington, D.C., are handing out tracking devices and dashboard cameras to drivers to help stem rising crime rates.
‘Please regulate AI:’ Artists push for copyright reforms, but tech industry says not so fast
Artists are appealing to the U.S. government for immediate relief from the threat that artificial intelligence poses to their livelihoods.
Maryland Energy Administration opens application window for grants program
The Maryland Energy Administration opened the fiscal year 2024 funding round for its Resilient Maryland Program.
Moore plans for all unconnected Md. homes to have broadband internet access within 5 years
All Maryland households could have access to broadband internet within five years, according to plans from Gov. Wes Moore's office.
Veterans are more likely than most to kill themselves with guns. Families want to keep them safe.
For decades, discussions of suicide prevention skirted fraught questions about firearms. But some families who’ve lost a loved one to suicide want to talk openly.
Moore’s work group recommends raising work zone speeding fines as part of larger driver culture shift
Gov. Wes Moore recommended that Maryland increase its work zone speed camera violations from $40.
Baltimore launches 2 new housing programs to battle homelessness
Baltimore launched two new programs to increase the availability of quality, affordable housing.
Moore announces $27M plan to improve internet access for underserved households in Md.
Gov. Wes Moore announced the award of more than 133,000 laptops for distribution to underserved households across Maryland.
Ethics chairman launches new bid to expel George Santos from Congress
The chairman of the House Ethics Committee announced he has filed a resolution to force a vote on expelling Rep. George Santos from Congress.
