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Maryland Speaker Announces Support For Referendum To Legalize Cannabis
House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones said she will support a referendum on the 2022 ballot to decide whether marijuana should be legalized.
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House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones said she will support a referendum on the 2022 ballot to decide whether marijuana should be legalized.
Grocery stores, restaurants, fresh produce distributors in Maryland send food waste to landfills, mostly because there is no other option.
As the fight to end the spread of COVID-19 continues, there is reason for many communities throughout Maryland to finally feel optimistic.
Redistricting is legalized bodysnatching. Both parties acknowledge it. And both parties do it, according to the author.
The program is one of the first in the nation launched to attempt to “to heal the horrific wounds of racial injustice,” the report states.
Frustrated by Elrich's leadership which he considers "sluggish," the report states, Hucker (D) formed an exploratory committee.
In Maryland's 1st congressional district, Democratic contender Mizeur continues to outpace incumbent Republican Harris in fundraising.
At End Citizens United, our mission is simple. We want to protect the right to vote and get big money out of politics.
An independent expenditure group has been launched to support the Democratic gubernatorial bid of Wes Moore.
Baltimore needs more than 570,000 trees for “tree equity,” or those required for every neighborhood to enjoy health benefits of greenery.
Two weeks into the current fiscal year, Hogan (R) announced plans for $1 million in spending in the state's 2023 fiscal year budget.
“This is a region built upon rock solid layers of the determination of people who met every challenge head on" -- H.J. Brown, local author
Montgomery County Council President Tom Hucker has formed an “exploratory” committee ahead of next year's county executive election.
Would you rather your kids be bitten by a mosquito, or be exposed to cancer-causing chemicals in your back yard?
Employees of the University of Maryland College Park whose jobs make it possible for them to telework are seeking to preserve that option.
Gov. Larry Hogan's top transportation priority is running out of gas, termed by the author as a "wasteful highway boondoggle."
A court-appointed expert witness testified on the accused gunman's frame of mind before, during and after his reported killing of five.
The Inspector General's office wants to know why mail service in Baltimore has been "particularly sluggish," the report states.
Sen. George C. Edwards (R-Garrett) announced he will not seek reelection in 2022, ending a legislative career that spanned decades.
Applications are open to a new state panel to oversee implementation of the 10-year, multi-billion-dollar Blueprint for Maryland's Future.