The Maryland Senate voted along party lines Monday night to pass a sweeping climate change bill that would accelerate state Read More
Primary elections are awkward enough for candidates who, more often than not, share mostly similar politics, a political party and Read More
Marylanders’ attitudes toward the COVID-19 virus and response are changing as the pandemic enters a third calendar year. A poll Read More
The century-old “Talbot Boys” statue has been removed from its pedestal outside a courthouse in Easton, Maryland. The polarizing Confederate Read More
Led by Gov. Glenn Youngkin and the head of Transurban North America, Northern Virginia leaders celebrated the extension of privately-owned Read More
Zoning reform and building more housing are important strategies for turning around the region’s housing crisis. But while building is Read More
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is being described as the end of the post-Cold War era. This isn’t quite accurate. Since Read More
Just over a month ago, Governor Larry Hogan delivered his last State of the State address. Now, the legislature is Read More
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is planning trips to Iowa and New Hampshire. Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., is considering a rough Read More
Lawmakers began the legislative session considering a measure that would offer paid family and medical leave to all Marylanders, but Read More
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