Jocelyn Bell, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Three Maryland school board candidates have faced legal issues

Anne Arundel County school board candidate Chuck Yocum made headlines when the Baltimore Banner reported earlier this month that he was accused and acquitted of child sexual abuse three decades ago.

Election forecasters signal trouble for Maryland GOP hopes

Maryland isn’t typically fertile ground for Republicans hoping to reach Congress.

Biden touts White House successes in Baltimore visit

The investment, coming from Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, includes $147 million directed to the Port of Baltimore with the goal of making the port more eco-friendly.

Baltimore metropolitan area traffic remains affected by the Key Bridge collapse

When the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed on March 26, officials warned the loss of the stretch of roadway would wreak havoc on the region.

State Roundup: Port to get $147M to cut greenhouse gas emissions; Gov. Hogan left a surplus, and unfilled needs, analysts and advocates say; special police unit subject of two federal lawsuits

Port of Baltimore to get $147M to cut greenhouse gas emissions; Gov. Hogan left a surplus, and unfilled needs, analysts and advocates say; special Baltimore County police unit subject of two federal lawsuits

State Roundup: Unusual influx of cash coming into Maryland’s school board races; in-person early voting sees high turnout; Rep. Harris suggests path to Trump victory in N.C., then backtracks

An unusual influx of cash is coming into Maryland’s school board races; in-person early voting sees high turnout; Rep. Harris suggests path to Trump victory in N.C., then backtracks

No thanks to unsigned political endorsements by media

Maryland Reporter will not be endorsing any political candidates this year or any other, even if we wanted to. But we don’t.

No grass, no crabs: Maryland community grapples with Gunpowder River mud pollution

Beneath an overcast October sky, Theaux Le Gardeur and two researchers buzzed around the Gunpowder River in a motorboat bearing the name “Gunpowder Riverkeeper.”

State Roundup: Dali owners will pay U.S. $102M for bridge disaster; early voting underway; Ben Cardin hasn’t slowed down

DALI OWNERS WILL PAY U.S. $102M FOR KEY BRIDGE DISASTER: The owners and operators of the ship that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in March, killing six workers and paralyzing the Port of Baltimore, will pay more than $100 million to the Justice Department to...

Ben Cardin hasn’t slowed down

This column appears in the November issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties. Ben Cardin hasn’t slowed down. Maryland’s senior U.S. senator turned 81 Oct. 5. Come Jan. 3, Cardin is retiring and will be out of elected public office for the...

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