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Former Prosecutor Jim Shalleck Announces Bid For Attorney General
Shalleck, an attorney who has worked in private practice since 1994, said his top priority is "keeping families safe from violent crime."
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Unemployed Workers Take Push For Unpaid Benefits To Court
The union is demanding "payments for the tens of thousands of unemployed Marylanders who have yet to receive their full benefits."
Across Maryland|News|
Steele Creates Exploratory Committee For Possible Gubernatorial Bid
Steele is a longstanding, outspoken critic of Trump, as well as an MSNBC commentator; he may consider a 2022 run for Maryland governor.
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Maryland, Other States Still Lag Getting Assistance To Struggling Renters, Federal Data Shows
The progress on what are called "slow-moving federal dollars" to help these renters has been "spotty," the report states.
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Del. Reznik: Hogan Administration Is Turning Its Back On Essential Workers
The author states "Hogan’s administration continues to take every opportunity to undercut our vital public services by underfunding."
Across Maryland|News|
Big-Time Trump Supporters Headed To Maryland For GOP Events
Two of Trump's supporters are coming to Maryland in weeks ahead; one, Jim Jordan, was removed from the committee probing the Jan. 6 attack.
Across Maryland|News|
Looming Vote On Hogan Highway Plan Triggers Campaign-Style Frenzy Of Activity
The hours leading up to a high-stakes vote on a controversial highway project in Montgomery County took on the feel of a political campaign.
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District 18, District 12 Slates File For Re-Election
Montgomery County lawmakers from District 18 filed for re-election to the General Assembly on Wednesday, and plan to campaign together.
Across Maryland|News|
Whistleblower Officers Reach Settlement In Discrimination Lawsuit Against Prince George's County
The federal lawsuit alleges racial discrimination, harassment within the Prince George's County Police Department; a settlement was reached.
Across Maryland|News|
Former Congressman Barnes Takes Over Ethics Panel On Capitol Hill
Former Maryland congressman Michael D. Barnes has taken over leadership of a bipartisan ethics panel on Capitol Hill.
Across Maryland|News|
Amid Juvenile Justice Reform Push, Commission Examines Maryland's High Rate Of Trying Young People As Adults
Before he spoke at the Juvenile Justice Reform Council Tuesday afternoon, Dwayne Betts was told he had three minutes of their time.
Across Maryland|News|
GOP Race To Replace Sen. Edwards Quickly Taking Shape
One week after veteran state Sen. Edwards (R-Garrett) announced plans to retire next year, a competitive Republican primary is shaping up.
Across Maryland|News|
Montgomery County Residents Debate Multi-Member Districts At Redistricting Hearing
Several Montgomery County residents urged members of the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission to keep multi-member districts.
Across Maryland|News|
Mia Mason Endorses Mizeur In 1st District Race
Mason, the veteran who challenged Harris (R) in 2020, endorsed former Del. Mizeur (D) to take on the state's lone congressional Republican.
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Suburban Maryland Transportation Alliance: Highway Opponents Get It All Wrong
A recent commentary by U.S. PIRG lays out a false and misleading narrative that bears correcting on several key points, the author states.
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Md. Sierra Club: Planning Board Should Continue To Reject Hogan Toll Lane Project
The author says Hogan and highway industry lobbyists have launched a "massive campaign of intimidation and misinformation" on the proposal.
Across Maryland|News|
As Transportation Panel Prepares For Re-Vote, Critics Scoff At MDOT Claims
Hogan (R) and transportation officials in Maryland and Virginia have mounted an aggressive campaign to engineer a re-vote, the report says.
Silver Spring, MD|News|
White Oak Among Locations Being Considered For Montgomery County Early Voting Centers In 2022
The White Oak Community Recreation Center is among 19 potential locations being considered for early voting centers in the 2022 election.
Across Maryland|News|
Two New Members Join The Maryland State Board Of Education
Chuen-Chin Bianca Chang and Kevin Bokoum are the two newest members of the Maryland State Board of Education.
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With Or Without Hogan As A Foe, Van Hollen Builds $3 Million War Chest
This occurs as Van Hollen's re-election campaign looms, with the distant prospect that Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) could take him on in 2022.
