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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 Republicans irked at legislative policies as No Kings Act debated
Maryland Republicans expressed frustration with 2026 legislative policies as the No Kings Act was debated in the House.
Court disqualifies Trump-appointed attorney from overseeing cases
A federal judge disqualified U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli from several cases because he stayed in the temporary job longer than allowed by law.
Veterans services office opens in Annapolis
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller joined officials from state agencies to celebrate the new Veterans Services Office at MVA's Annapolis branch.
DHCD issues $11.6M for infrastructure upgrades in Western MD
The Maryland DHCD has issued $11,575,000 in bonds through the Local Government Infrastructure Financing Program.
Howard County, tech company partner to support government contractors
The Howard County Economic Development Authority and Fearless announced a partnership to support entrepreneurs.
Maryland State House reopening to the public
The Maryland State House is reopening to the public after being closed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
DC consultant among 4 guilty in political intelligence case
A jury’s verdict sent a warning to Washington’s political intelligence industry and funds that rely on it: Trading on government secrets is as risky as using insider corporate information.
Del. Ivey off and running in gubernatorial campaign
Del. Jolene Ivey may have less than a week in as Doug Gansler’s running mate for lieutenant governor but she wasted no time jumping into the campaign fray and taking a shot at Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
BWI, Salisbury airports get millions in grants
Two airports in Maryland have received more than $8 million in federal grants for runway rehabilitation and to improve traffic flow. Sens. Barbara Mikulski and Ben Cardin announced the grants […]
‘Consumer heroes’ in the General Assembly
The Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition has released its annual consumer scorecard for members of the General Assembly and this year there is a twist.
O’Malley touts biotech industry in Baltimore
Gov. Martin O'Malley stopped at the University of Maryland BioPark Wednesday to tout the state's biotechnology industry, but also took a moment to celebrate the development of what once a barren stretch in West Baltimore.
