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Moore, Cox join other candidates and politicos at Eastern Shore campaign event

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Wes Moore and his opponent, Republican Dan Cox, shook hands and spoke with visitors from across the state Wednesday in between “all-you-can-eat” crabs, watermelon and corn at the J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake.

State Roundup: Cox appeals to stop early vote count of mail-in ballots; Legislative Black Caucus to get new leadership; Carroll County ‘desperate’ for elections judges

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.

To correct injustices, Sickle Cell Disease needs more state and federal attention

By Del. Heather Bagnall According to CDC projections, Sickle Cell Disease affects about 100,000 Americans, including 3,000 Marylanders, but has gone relatively unnoticed. In truth, we don’t know exactly how many people live with the disease or how many more may be...

State Roundup: Staff shortage worsens ‘chaotic’ conditions at Juvenile Justice Center; McGrath seeks to keep state charges out of federal trial

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.’

State Roundup: Judge says yes to early counting of mail-in ballots; Cox, Moore offer different approaches to Baltimore city

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.

Release of Adnan Syed focuses attention on Maryland wrongful prosecutions

Attorney Erica Suter recalled the disbelief in the voice of her high-profile client, Adnan Syed, the subject of the viral podcast “Serial,” when the judge told him he was being released from prison after 23 years for a murder Syed says he did not commit.

Court approval of early counting of mail-in ballots expected to accelerate 2022 election certification

The Montgomery County Circuit Court decided Friday to approve the Maryland State Board of Elections’ emergency petition to allow the early processing and counting of mail-in ballots

State roundup: Trump to host Mar-A-Lago fundraiser for Md. GOP gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox

A photo of a fundraiser invitation reveals former President Donald Trump is hosting a fundraiser for Maryland’s GOP nominee for governor, Dan Cox. And the first Johns Hopkins hearing on an armed police force is disrupted by student protesters taking over the stage.

State Roundup: Moore, Cox court voters with vastly different views on education; threats, violence against abortion providers on the rise

Gubernatorial candidates Wes Moore and Cox court voters with vastly different views on education; threats, violence against abortion providers on the rise; toll lane project consortium tap new construction firm.

Working with caution in a job where danger looms

By Abby Zimmardi ANNAPOLIS — Charlotte’s profession is not inherently dangerous, not like the jobs of cops, firefighters, FBI agents or security professionals. But in Charlotte’s work world, people like her are stalked, they receive death threats, their offices are...

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