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Bill Zorzi is a contributor to Maryland Matters and has served stints as a full-time reporter and contractor. Earlier he was a Baltimore Sun reporter and editor for nearly 20 years, focusing on government and politics. An Annapolis bureau veteran, he wrote a weekly column, “The Political Game” for the paper. Zorzi left newspapers for several years to write for television, including for the HBO series, “The Wire” and the HBO miniseries “Show Me a Hero,” which dealt with an explosive housing desegregation case in Yonkers, NY. He returned to reporting in 2018, when he joined Maryland Matters.
Maryland service agencies agree to pay $639,916 settlement after federal probe into AmeriCorps grant
The state of Maryland reached a settlement agreement with the federal government to resolve a False Claims Act investigation into two agencies in former…
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Aruna Miller sworn in as Lt. Gov. as racial barriers fall in Maryland
In 1987, Baltimore State’s Attorney Kurt L. Schmoke was running to become the city’s first elected Black mayor when he was stopped cold one…
A former member of the Maryland House of Delegates pleaded guilty in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court on Friday to one count of misconduct…
Diverse nominees have government, business, military experience.
The real Supreme Court justices wear black robes; why shouldn’t the state’s Supreme Court justices?