Category: State Roundup

Maryland’s Republican Party continues to be split after the selection of Dan Cox as gubernatorial nominee; loosening restrictions to Maryland gun-carry requirements based on a Supreme Court ruling have resulted in an influx of permit requests.

Polls see Trone-Parrott matchup as competitive; Mizeur thumps Harris over Trump stance; state launches training program for off-shore wind jobs.

As Republicans call for unity, former Gov. Ehrlich to act as ’emissary’ for Cox, other candidates; victims of clergy abuse frustrated by Frosh ‘foot-dragging;’ squeegee worker, 15, indicted.

As new school year nears, teacher shortage plagues Baltimore area school systems; top Democrats pledge unity to win in general election; in tight back-and-forth, Elrich retakes lead in Montgomery executive race.

PSC gives grant oversight to utilities but state agency says that is a violation; death of elections board member adds uncertainty to work; Libertarian knows he’s a long-shot for governor’s house; Haire beats McMillan in Arundel primary.

More than a week after Maryland’s primary, results are still being counted.

Del. Rick Impallaria charged with theft of state funds; despite Kelly Schulz’s primary loss, Gov. Hogan says people ‘hunger’ for his brand of conservatism.

220 homes near BWI to get federal noise mitigation funds; outgoing Atty Gen Frosh urges legislature to strengthen gun laws; monkeypox cases rise but vaccine supply is limited; and the primary vote count goes on …

Vote counting continues as mail-in ballots trickle in; statewide races have been decided as down ballot winners — and losers — come forward.

Wes Moore takes the democratic nomination for governor; race set up to be a study in contrasts; Gov. Hogan’s next act unclear; Mosby out as Baltimore City state’s attorney.