Gubernatorial candidate Hale proposes money-making venture for gov mansion; getting, keeping health care a challenge for young Marylanders; litigation, allegations grow as campaign strategies; as ICE gets closer to campuses, public school officials raise security measures.
DOJ files charges in Key Bridge collapse as state reaches $2.25B settlement in suit against ship’s owner; new law requires municipalities to improve hazardous storm drains; Moore signs bill to offer financial relief to electricity users.
Senate President Bill Ferguson faces retribution for blocking redistricting following Supreme Court allowing for partisan gerrymandering; two Republican delegates disparage Chinese colleague in vile terms; lawmakers listen as women push for menopause care.
Gun-related suicides surpass gun homicides; final tracks of Purple Line laid; business growth may not be as robust as Moore states.
Maryland leaders on alert over mifepristone decision; historical marker dedicated at tragic Cheltenham school site; Maryland, northeast are ground zero for tick bites; legislative panel pauses Laurel Park purchase.
Maryland codifies 10-year plan to support state’s aging population; Dali owners fight negligence, liability claims in Key Bridge accident; Q&A with Commerce Secretary Coker.
Lobbyists, special interests spent $1M on lawmakers dinners in 2026; state senator to push for redistricting after Voting Rights Act gutted; Morgan State working on tool to help save state highway workers’ lives.
Gov. Moore launches re-election campaign; Maryland fire departments are stuck with unusable PFAS-laden firefighting foam; state could match Churchill Downs offer on Preakness; powerline project faces more delays with hearing on land access.
Maryland Dems hope new voting rights law holds after Supreme Court ruling; end of Key Bridge contract raises questions about project’s future; two state highway workers killed roadside days apart.
State cancels Key Bridge vital construction contract, begins search for new contractor; Gov. Moore signs Kanaiyah’s Law and other foster care bills; work begins to change public school rating system.
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