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Prince George’s has most expensive state’s attorney primary in MD
There are five contested primary elections for state’s attorney in Maryland, but Prince George’s County is home to the most expensive.
Where do Attar, Ruff stand on issues in heated MD Senate race?
Sen. Dalya Attar and Del. Malcolm P. Ruff face off in Baltimore’s 41st District Senate race one of the most hotly contested races this year.
Judge narrows lawsuits challenging Trump order restricting mail-in voting
A federal judge in Boston limited lawsuits challenging President Donald Trump's executive order on mail-in voting.
Utility rate-setting is ‘Catch-22,’ MD lawmakers, advocates say
Across multiple legislative sessions, lawmakers have attempted to lower skyrocketing utility bills for Marylanders, mostly through incremental steps.
County executive primaries come with big price tags across MD
There are fewer candidates running for county executive than there were four years ago, but their campaigns have raised $4.2 million more than at the same point in 2022, campaign finance reports show.
Voters to pick Anne Arundel probate officials after scandals
Anne Arundel County voters will vote on probate office leadership after the conviction of the county’s last register of wills and misconduct allegations against two orphans’ court judges.
100% clean electricity by 2035: Can MD meet climate goals?
Gov. Wes Moore set an ambitious goal: By 2035, 100% of Maryland’s electricity will come from clean energy. Will that happen?
Democrats press Trump administration over ‘pay-to-play’ pardons
Democratic Senator Peter Welch and Congressman Dave Min seek records on Trump pardons amid concerns of pay-to-play.
Ban on cooperating with ICE divides MD candidates along partisan lines
Maryland candidates for the 2026 General Assembly primaries are divided along partisan lines over the recent ban on local law enforcement cooperating with ICE.
State employee union calls on USM Board of Regents to reinstate jobs
AFSCME calls on the University System of Maryland Board of Regents to reverse layoffs affecting 94 unionized state employees across campuses.
Baltimore City register of wills race: Audit, legal attacks hang over campaign
A former top official at Baltimore City’s probate office hopes to shake up her ex-boss's multigenerational family political dynasty at the circuit courthouse.
MD candidates debate impact of Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ push
Maryland candidates discuss Gov. Wes Moore's DECADE Act focusing on biotech and quantum industries amid concerns about job reach and economic impact.
