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Moore sees third session and beyond as a tale of ‘2 storms’
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has one eye on the state's growing budget deficit and the other on the incoming Donald Trump administration.
Moore’s aggressive travel schedule a smart move, insiders and former governor say
Gov. Wes Moore will mark his fifth trip to Western Maryland since taking office, continuing a travel schedule his office has portrayed as aggressive.
Alsobrooks touts growing coalition days into Senate race
Less than one week into her campaign for U.S. Senate, Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks has a coalition of Democratic officials backing her.
Will Moore be first governor in more than a century to not veto a bill?
It remains a question whether Gov. Wes Moore will become the first Maryland governor in more than 100 years to not veto a single bill.
Portraits of Larry, Yumi Hogan reflect their styles and hoped-for legacies
Portraits of the Hogans reflect how they want to be recalled; the collection shows earlier styles, snubs, legacy-burnishing.
Barbera backs measure to end judicial elections
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland should stop permitting the election of circuit court judges because the practice politicizes the judicial process, which must be free of even the appearance of being tainted […]
Glendening joins Johns Hopkins faculty
Glendening joins the Carey Business School as a visiting professor focusing on smart growth.
Frosh’s new authority to sue feds draws praise, scorn
If you were surprised to discover that Maryland’s attorney general lacks the independent authority to sue the federal government, you are not alone.
