Skip to main content

Government & Politics - page 2

One high school page in Annapolis found herself testifying in favor of social housing legislation in the House of Delegates.

In the open-seat Democratic primary in the 3rd congressional district, former U.S. Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn and state Sen. Sarah K. Elfreth are now on the air.

A Senate committee recommends Diane Butler for confirmation but some reservations remain. Lam, panel’s vice chair, joins two others in opposition.

Maryland Matters has obtained copies of some of the emails and social media posts that have stalled Diane Butler’s nomination to the State Board of Elections.

UMBC team is creating and testing short training sessions to help listeners spot common ‘tells’ of real and fake speech.

‘When he was younger, he used to box, and it takes a lot of confidence to do that sort of thing,’ said former Orioles catcher and broadcaster Rick Dempsey.

The D.C. attorney general says agreements that Monumental Sports reached with the city in 2007 requires the teams to stay in Capital One Arena through 2047.

Senate leader says any plan for revitalizing Pimlico must limit the risk to taxpayers, and he refuses to consider eliminating a blue-ribbon panel that’s discussing transportation funding.

Maryland’s congressional delegation votes for the spending package, with the exception of the lone Republican, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris.

Board of Public Works could approve the proposed settlement amount at next meeting on April 3.