Underperformance on PARCC tests: Interactive maps of county scores

State Roundup: GO VOTE, IF YOU HAVEN’T: High-stakes Senate race between Hogan and Alsobrooks nears the finish line; elections chief says mail-in voting secure; a Trump victory could threaten Maryland’s wind industry

GO VOTE, IF YOU HAVEN’T: High-stakes Senate race between Hogan and Alsobrooks nears the finish line; elections chief says mail-in voting secure; a Trump victory could threaten Maryland’s wind industry.

Marylanders are hard at work in Pennsylvania, the swing state next door

The true-blue state of Maryland doesn’t present much of a contest for Vice President Harris as she runs for president against Donald Trump. But Democrats and Republicans alike want to make a difference in the election, so they’re leveraging their location to help out just a few miles north.

Will a cleaner Bay mean more fish and crabs? It’s complicated

By Karl Blankenship For decades, Chesapeake Bay cleanup efforts have been driven by a simple equation: Cleaner water equals more fish and shellfish. The 1983 Chesapeake Bay Agreement, which launched the state-federal restoration effort, made that clear as it sought to...

State Roundup: Project 2025 would have a specific impact on Maryland. But how?; 1 million votes cast in early voting; former powerhouse Sen. Ida Ruben dies at 95

Project 2025 would have a specific impact on Maryland. But how?; 1 million votes cast in early voting; Senate candidate Larry Hogan touts Trump endorsement in private call; former powerhouse Sen. Ida Ruben dies at 95.

These voters are fired up to vote – on their own darn turf

Election Day will be a long day’s work for Election Judge Laura Evans. Her job is to help relay election results from her island home in the Chesapeake Bay to the mainland by the end of the night.

Almost a million Marylanders turn out for early voting, up from past two presidential elections

About 23 percent of eligible voters in Maryland have already voted in the lead-up to Election Day, a Capital News Service analysis of unofficial early voting data from the State Board of Elections found.

STATE ROUNDUP: STATE ORDERS STOP TO INTIMIDATING MAILERS TO VOTERS; NEW JUVENILE JUSTICE LAWS EXPAND TO 10 YEAR-OLDS; OBAMA VISITS ALSOBROOKS CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS

STATE ORDERS HALT TO MAILINGS THAT LEFT VOTERS 'INTIMIDATED, SHOCKED AND ILL-AT-EASE': The Maryland Attorney General’s Office sent a cease-and-desist letter Thursday to a national voter engagement organization that it says is sending out mailers that “threaten to...

Happy Birthday, Maryland Reporter. Help us celebrate

Dear Subscriber, Happy Birthday to us. Hard to believe that MarylandReporter.com launched 15 years ago tomorrow, Nov. 2, 2009, with the help of a foundation worried about the loss of state government reporting. We were the first nonprofit news website in Maryland...

State Roundup: Maryland’s deadly heat expected to worsen with climate change; opioid council finalizing uses of $100 million in settlement funds

Maryland’s deadly heat expected to worsen with climate change; opioid council finalizing uses of $100 million in settlement funds

State Roundup: Maryland seeks to restore faith in how it processes workplace complaints; Biden visits B’more to tout $3 billion in ports investments; attorneys in Key Bridge collapse trade accusations

Maryland seeks to restore faith in how it processes workplace complaints; Biden visits B’more to tout $3 billion in ports investments; attorneys in Key Bridge collapse trade accusations

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State Roundup: GO VOTE, IF YOU HAVEN’T: High-stakes Senate race between Hogan and Alsobrooks nears the finish line; elections chief says mail-in voting secure; a Trump victory could threaten Maryland’s wind industry

Marylanders are hard at work in Pennsylvania, the swing state next door

Will a cleaner Bay mean more fish and crabs? It’s complicated

State Roundup: Project 2025 would have a specific impact on Maryland. But how?; 1 million votes cast in early voting; former powerhouse Sen. Ida Ruben dies at 95

These voters are fired up to vote – on their own darn turf

Almost a million Marylanders turn out for early voting, up from past two presidential elections

STATE ROUNDUP: STATE ORDERS STOP TO INTIMIDATING MAILERS TO VOTERS; NEW JUVENILE JUSTICE LAWS EXPAND TO 10 YEAR-OLDS; OBAMA VISITS ALSOBROOKS CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS

Happy Birthday, Maryland Reporter. Help us celebrate

State Roundup: Maryland’s deadly heat expected to worsen with climate change; opioid council finalizing uses of $100 million in settlement funds

State Roundup: Maryland seeks to restore faith in how it processes workplace complaints; Biden visits B’more to tout $3 billion in ports investments; attorneys in Key Bridge collapse trade accusations

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