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Glock pistol ban: MD House GOP calls on Wes Moore to veto bill
Maryland House Republicans are calling on Gov. Wes Moore to veto legislation that would prohibit the sale of Glock pistols.
Is MD redistricting still on table after SCOTUS decision? One senator is still pushing.
Sen. Arthur Ellis is attempting to reignite the conversation around redrawing Maryland’s congressional map following the U.S. Supreme Court decision that weakened the Voting Rights Act.
Trump signs bill to fund DHS after lengthy shutdown over ICE operations
The U.S. House passed bipartisan legislation to fund Department of Homeland Security agencies including the Secret Service and TSA.
Key Bridge contractor loss: Republicans slam Moore; Democrats call for transparency
Democrats and Republicans react to the announcement that Maryland was dissolving its contract with a firm slated to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Gov. Wes Moore signs voting rights, immigration, foster care bills
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed dozens of bills that are poised to provide increased safeguards for voters, foster children, immigrants and consumers.
Highway employee dies on job in Prince George’s
A Maryland State Highway Administration worker was killed on the job while responding to a crash on Interstate 495 in Prince George’s County.
MD lawmakers aim to restrict divorce records from public
Legislation to protect personal information from divorce proceedings received overwhelming, bipartisan support from Maryland lawmakers.
Supreme Court formally reinstates pro-Republican Texas voting map
The U.S. Supreme Court formally reinstated a redrawn Texas electoral map that was designed to add more Republicans to the U.S. House.
MD House speaker calls for permanent ban on forecast-based energy rate hikes
House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk called for a permanent ban on forecast-based energy rate increases after Pepco stalled the practice due to the Utility RELIEF Act.
Life after the session: MD lawmakers return to other jobs
After 90 days of drafting, debating and passing bills, Maryland lawmakers have returned to their districts to do constituency work and, for many, go back to their other jobs.
MD loses 5.5K jobs in February as Moore seeks to grow economy
The Maryland Department of Labor reported that nonfarm employment in the state fell by an estimated 5,500 jobs in February.
Baltimore County SAO election: Sarah David leads fundraising, helped by lawyers
Among Baltimore County state's attorney candidate Sarah David's supporters are some of the Baltimore area's most prominent lawyers.
