Legislative sessions are by their nature very unpredictable — and this one seems harder to game out than most. Which means any one of the 188 lawmakers are poised to make a difference.
Departure of Sen. Melony Griffith sets off a cascade of changes in the Maryland Senate.
The confirmation of a historic nominee to lead the Maryland State Police remains in limbo after nearly an hour of testimony before the Senate Executive…
Legalization bill expected to hit Senate floor this week; differences remain between Senate and House.
Sen. Joanne Benson said Lt. Col. Roland Butler Jr. was unresponsive to concerns about how Black troopers were disciplined and complaints about racism.
Some recommendations include a new comptroller website, outreach strategy to educate residents about the comptroller’s office.
Wilson, Atterbeary say they’re committed to launching a safe, equitable recreational cannabis industry — and don’t expect the state to make a lot of money initially.
Prince George’s County credited as the jurisdiction that helped Wes Moore win July primary.
The committee realignment in many ways reflects the expertise and priorities of the two new chairmen but also clarifies the jurisdiction over certain issues.
Nine years ago, the General Assembly passed a law governing the natural gas industry that was designed, among other things, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.