Robbyn Lewis
Editor’s Note: As the year winds down, we’re re-running the 10 most-read pieces of the year in Maryland Matters. Here is #5, which first…
The winds of change in the Maryland State House have suddenly begun to blow in Baltimore’s direction. The new Senate president is all but…
A top aide to Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young (D) who previously served in the House of Delegates is moving on. Young announced…
At a recent Board of Public Works meeting, Comptroller Peter Franchot endorsed the idea of single-member districts for the House of Delegates and computer-generated…
On Tuesday, the Maryland Sierra Club and Our Revolution Baltimore will host a Baltimore Beyond Coal forum with public health and social justice advocates…
Two months after a splintered House Democratic Caucus turned to Del. Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County) to become the next speaker, at least two…
Four years ago Tuesday, Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) pulled the plug on the Red Line, a federally approved subway line in the Baltimore…
By Daniel Oyefusi and Jake Gluck Only 40 out of the 188 legislators in the Maryland General Assembly passed at least 50 percent of…
Johns Hopkins University is poised to gain the authority it needs to arm the police force that protects its campuses and medical buildings. In…
Even as legislation allowing Johns Hopkins University to establish a private police force marches slowly toward what feels like inevitable passage, it remains an…