Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Early balloting starts in Maryland, bringing out pre-dawn voters

Early voting began Thursday in Maryland, with some voters lining up before sunrise to cast their votes when the polls opened at 7 a.m. for president, Senate, House, ballot initiatives and various local races.

Conservative PAC, Dems face off over Maryland school board races

There’s a little-known conservative power player in the nation’s school board elections, and it has endorsed more candidates in Maryland than in any other state.

Bear hunters say they do it for love of family, neighbors and the great outdoors

By ROBERT STEWART Oakland, Md. – Matthew Lidie, 57, and David Lidie Sr., 63, of Baltimore County were among the first to arrive at the wildlife management area this week with a dead bear in tow. It had only taken David the first 30 minutes of his hunt to make the...

Angela Alsobrooks spent significantly more on radio ads than Larry Hogan ahead of election

By SHAELA FOSTER Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks spent 124% more on radio advertising than opponent Larry Hogan between March and October of this year, according to a Capital News Service analysis of data from the Federal Communications Commission. While...

State Roundup: Early voting starts: What to know about the election; in Takoma Park, few noncitizens who can vote do; Polls: Alsobrooks continues to lead Hogan

Early voting starts: What to know about the election; in Takoma Park, few noncitizens who can vote do; Polls: Angela Alsobrooks continues to lead Larry Hogan in Senate race.

McClain Delaney, Parrott tangle in Maryland’s most competitive House race

By KATHARINE WILSON FREDERICK, Md. – With less than two minutes left at an otherwise cordial Frederick League of Women Voters forum on Oct. 6, two candidates for Congress suddenly erupted. They pointed fingers, accused each other of lying and continued whisper-arguing...

State Roundup: Ed Board mandates that criminal records will follow students who transfer; after four attempts, science of reading policy adopted; juvenile services chief seeks ‘balanced approach’ on kids’ accountability

State Board of Education mandates that criminal records will follow students who transfer; after four attempts, science of reading policy adopted; juvenile services chief seeks ‘balanced approach’ on kids’ accountability

Maryland’s bear-hunting season opens with gusto and concern

By ROBERT STEWART OAKLAND, Md.--Bear hunting season is underway in Maryland’s westernmost counties this week, with almost a thousand hunters licensed to participate in six days of what the state refers to as its “bear population management program.” But as the bear...

Payment App Bill Not Comprehensive Enough to Fight Fraud

Over the last several years, there’s been a change in the financial sector. As cash and checks have started to fall by the wayside, things like peer-to-peer payment systems and cryptocurrency have become more prevalent. For many, these new payment methods have brought...

Vatz on the case for Larry Hogan

This article is the opinion of the author and not an endorsement by Maryland Reporter. Opposing points of view are welcome in the comments. The U.S. Senate race between Republican Larry Hogan and Democrat Angela Alsobrooks is by all accounts close but leaning toward...

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