Wes Moore must meet the moment to improve Maryland’s public schools This is Moore's chance to fix the impact Gov. Hogan and COVID-19 had on public schools. Dhruvak Mirani September 27, 2022
Maryland General Assembly passes bill expanding abortion care access Republicans proposed several amendments to the bill, including one that would have provided mental health protections to Marylanders who receive an abortion. Hannah Ziegler April 5, 2022
Maryland judge defers ruling on new congressional map amid rising tension The map that prevails will define the state’s congressional districts until the next redistricting, after the 2030 census. Hannah Ziegler April 3, 2022
Bipartisanship isn’t always the best option for passing helpful policy Bipartisanship is not a magic wand that will fix all of our problems — and it never has been. Adam Cullen April 14, 2021
Hogan’s loosening of COVID restrictions is a disastrous, unscientific choice Larry Hogan, what are you doing? Maya Rosenberg March 11, 2021
Alsobrooks, Hogan announce more weekly vaccine slots at Six Flags for Prince Georgians Slots for county residents will jump from 500 to 2,100 at the mass vaccination site. Matt McDonald March 10, 2021
The Maryland General Assembly’s tax on Big Tech is necessary but overdue We all hate Big Tech. The Maryland General Assembly’s finally doing something about it. Josh Binderman February 18, 2021
State officials say Maryland could receive COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week "It is absolutely critical that we continue to fight this virus with everything we got.” Brent Abel December 8, 2020
Maryland Gov. Hogan announces new actions to bolster health care workforce State officials are hoping to bring on several thousand new hospital workers in the coming weeks. Lyna Bentahar December 1, 2020
Hogan vetoes 22 spending bills, citing concern over COVID-19 economic fallout The governor also let about 300 bills go into law without his signature. Lyna Bentahar May 8, 2020