Two Prince Georgians set to join the Moore Administration; one departure will have a huge impact on policymaking in the General Assembly.
The fate of several lawmakers could be determined over the next few days by the pending count of mail-in ballots.
The $300 million tax relief package would slash taxes on hygiene products and medical devices, and extend a tax credit to chronically underemployed Marylanders.
As the General Assembly prepares to battle Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) over redistricting during the special session that begins Monday, some issues…
A nominating committee announced nine nominees to an accountability board tasked with ensuring the success of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reforms on…
The White Oak Community Recreation Center is among 19 potential locations being considered for early voting centers in the 2022 elections, Montgomery County Board…
Election reform had momentum heading into Maryland’s 2021 legislative session after voters overwhelmingly embraced absentee ballots, early voting and ballot drop-off boxes during the…
Maryland lawmakers and education leaders say they are looking forward to a reinvigoration of the state’s public school system with the announcement of a…
After a wave of protests and nationwide focus on police brutality and racism, Maryland legislators are rethinking disciplinary measures in public schools, particularly the…
As Elizabeth Shwe reported last week in Maryland Matters, an emergency bill introduced by Senate President Bill Ferguson requires a consultant study of the…