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MD transportation officials launch ‘Plate Where You Live’ campaign
Maryland launched a statewide effort to encourage residents to properly register their vehicles in the state ahead of new enforcement measures.
MD legislative races come into focus as ballot counting wraps
Local election boards were scheduled to finish ballot-counting Monday, when the few primary elections still hanging in the balance came into sharper focus.
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.
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.
General Assembly candidates see a common enemy on rising energy prices: data centers
Maryland candidates across parties support regulating data centers to address rising residential energy prices and improve the state's energy grid.
Bill Ferguson softens redistricting stance amid campaign, Democrats’ pushback
Why did Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson soften his stance on redistricting?
MD sheriffs file lawsuit over immigration law they say will ‘obstruct’ their work
The majority of Maryland’s 24 sheriffs sued, arguing the Community Trust Act hampers their duties to work with federal authorities to combat illegal immigration.
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 lawmakers aim to restrict divorce records from public
Legislation to protect personal information from divorce proceedings received overwhelming, bipartisan support from Maryland lawmakers.
Voting rights bill sparks yelling at end of MD General Assembly session
The Maryland General Assembly devolved into screaming matches before adjourning, largely due to voting rights legislation.
MD lawmakers move anti-ICE bills on last day of session
Maryland lawmakers sifted through dozens of bills before the clock ticked past their midnight Sine Die legislative deadline, passing significant immigration legislation.
Energy relief: MD lawmakers reach agreement on legislation
The governor, state Senate and House of Delegates they have come to an agreement on sweeping energy affordability legislation.
