UMD workers rally for raises in Annapolis as Gov. Hogan’s new budget looms
The governor’s budget for the 2020 fiscal year is set to be released Friday.
Purple Line construction will take an extra year, cost another $215 million
The line was originally projected to open in 2022.
Supreme Court to hear case on constitutionality of Maryland’s 6th congressional district
A district court ruled in November that the district was gerrymandered.
Prince George’s County politicians endorse plan to combat rising drug prices
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and state Del. Joseline Peña-Melnyk are backing the effort.
Gov. Hogan creates a commission to redraw Maryland’s 6th congressional district
It will include three Democrats, three Republicans and three unaffiliated members.
USM officials dodge tough questions from state lawmakers about Maryland football decisions
The system’s chancellor and board chair were tight-lipped about their personnel moves.
Court rules that gerrymandered Maryland congressional district must be redrawn
The plaintiffs said the state had “deliberately diluted their votes.”
At UMD’s Stamp, voters broke overwhelmingly for Ben Jealous
Twice as many people voted for Jealous as incumbent Gov. Larry Hogan.
Board of Regents critic Jim Rosapepe re-elected as Maryland’s District 21 senator
Rosapepe served on the board from 2001 to 2006.
New chairwoman apologizes for Board of Regents’ decisions on Maryland football scandal
Linda Gooden was elected the board’s chair on Wednesday.