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Wes Moore has 2 weeks to sign bills. What’s left on table?
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has about two weeks to enact bills passed by the General Assembly, including bans on ICE agent masking and Glock pistols.
Should MD be investing so much in the horse racing industry?
Commentary: Maryland must decide whether to invest $85 million to buy the Preakness intellectual property or continue leasing it..
No Kings Act, allowing suits against federal officials, signed into MD law
Maryland continued its broad pushback against Trump administration policies Tuesday with the signing of the No Kings Act.
MD is right to crack down on exploitative pricing
Commentary: Maryland's attempt to stop companies from using personal data for undisclosed price discrimination is a good move.
30 repeat audit findings in MD agencies corrected, Moore’s office says
Thirty repeat audit findings in Maryland agencies have been resolved since January 2023, according to Gov. Wes Moore’s chief of staff.
Moore signs bills on storm infrastructure, energy, rap lyrics
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed bills to improve storm drain safety, reduce utility costs, and make rap lyrics inadmissible in most criminal and juvenile court proceedings.
Racist video of MD delegates sparks call for apology
House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk calls on Maryland Dels. Fisher and Chisholm to apologize for racist remarks against Del. Chao Wu in a video series.
New MD law aims to protect voting rights
Maryland's new voting rights law aims to protect voters after the Supreme Court's decision limiting federal protections under the Voting Rights Act.
MD legislative panel presses pause on Laurel Park purchase
A legislative panel is delaying the proposed purchase of Laurel Park by the Maryland Stadium Authority, asking for a cost-benefit review of the $48.5 million deal.
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.
MD General Assembly limits local zoning authority on energy, housing
Commentary: The Maryland General Assembly restricted local zoning power in energy projects and housing to advance statewide priorities.
