Author: Cynthia Prairie

On tap in Annapolis in 2022: While lawmakers to tackle decriminalizing drug paraphernalia, business leaders to fight paid parental leave, faster timeline to $15 minimum wage.

As city homicides hit 300, Gov. Hogan orders review of state funding for city State’s Attorney Office; legislators pick map that makes U.S. Rep. Harris’s district competitive.

Ex-health secty predicts state will be spared from surge thanks to high vaxx rate; and Cox candidacy gets a boost from Trump.

Maryland’s unemployment rate is down slightly as 14,900 jobs added in October, remains higher than the national rate.

GOP governor hopeful Schulz says voters would be served better with check on veto-proof Dem majority legislature.