Category: State Roundup

Gov. Hogan to be called to testify in trial of former chief of staff McGrath; Dem gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore pays $21,200 overdue city water bill after published report; states not on track to meet goals to reduce pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.

New poll continues to find strong support for recreational marijuana; Md. high court weighs ballistics testimony; gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox signs Moms for Liberty ‘Parents Pledge’

Maryland’s high court to hear Dan Cox’s challenge to early vote count; Gov. Hogan gathers supporters over possible presidential run; TU students protest GOP candidates.

New poll gives Democrat Wes Moore an even wider lead over Republican Dan Cox in race for governor; Libertarian David Lashar hopes to outpoll Cox; Republican Attorney General hopeful Michael Peroutka clings to hard-right stands, says all abortion is murder.

A Maryland courts has allowed mail in ballot counting ahead of the election, despite on ongoing legal appeal by the Republican nominee for governor.

Moore, Cox and myriad other pols swamp annual Tawes crab feast; Cox attorneys seek emergency stay on ballot counting; Democratic lawmakers to consider shield laws for abortion providers.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox appeals to stop early vote count of mail-in ballots; Legislative Black Caucus to get new leadership; Carroll County ‘desperate’ for elections judges and Angelos brothers head to court.

Report finds that staff shortage has worsened ‘chaotic’ conditions at Juvenile Justice Center; McGrath seeks to keep state charges out of federal trial; GOP candidate for Baltimore County executive seeks ‘revolutionary changes to government.’

Judge says yes to early counting of mail-in ballots, despite opposition by gubernatorial candidate; Dan Cox, Wes Moore take vastly different approaches to helping Baltimore city; portrait of first woman chief Judge Barbera unveiled.