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State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races i...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 15, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

State Roundup: Harris-Schwartz debate gets heated;...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 14, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

State Roundup: Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 13, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit ...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 12, 2026 | State Roundup | 1 |

state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next mai...

By Leslie Hunt | October 9, 2026 | State Roundup | 2 |

State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protec...

By Cynthia Prairie | October 8, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

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4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while thousands of low-income adults at risk under January rules

4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while thousands of low-income adults at risk under January rules

By Capital News Service | October 1, 2026 | News | 0 |

By: MEHEDI MAROF Capital News Service  About 4,500 immigrants living legally in Maryland will lose...

  • In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

    In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

    By Len Lazarick | September 29, 2026 | Election, News | 1 |

  • Residents fear Frederick County will be the new ‘data center alley’

    Residents fear Frederick County will be the new ‘data center alley’

    By Capital News Service | June 12, 2026 | News | 0 |

  • Ball endorses Atterbeary for Howard County executive, attacks her opponents

    Ball endorses Atterbeary for Howard County executive, attacks her opponents

    By Len Lazarick | June 4, 2026 | News | 5 |

  • When ICE arrests you, what happens to your car?

    When ICE arrests you, what happens to your car?

    By Capital News Service | June 1, 2026 | News | 0 |

State Roundup

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State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races in Maryland; Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange

State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races in Maryland; Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange

By Cynthia Prairie | October 15, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

A few competitive races can be found in purple parts of Maryland; Gov. Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on U.S. Rep. Harris' very testy, now viral exchange with a student journalist and others.

  • State Roundup: Harris-Schwartz debate gets heated; Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters

    State Roundup: Harris-Schwartz debate gets heated; Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 14, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

  • State Roundup: Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules; Cox, Moore address house in forum; Harris, Schwartz to face off tonight

    State Roundup: Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules; Cox, Moore address house in forum; Harris, Schwartz to face off tonight

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 13, 2026 | State Roundup | 0 |

  • State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record;  9 Maryland colleges to share federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry

    State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; 9 Maryland colleges to share federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry

    By Cynthia Prairie | October 12, 2026 | State Roundup | 1 |

  • state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job

    state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job

    By Leslie Hunt | October 9, 2026 | State Roundup | 2 |

State House, Election

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In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

In Howard race for executive, Kane’s candidacy means no free ride for Atterbeary

By Len Lazarick | September 29, 2026 | Election, News | 1 |

The following column appears in the October issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne...

  • Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    By Howard Gorrell | September 4, 2026 | Commentary, Election | 0 |

  • Analysis: Primary voters are not representative, but non-voters are not likely to turn out

    Analysis: Primary voters are not representative, but non-voters are not likely to turn out

    By Mark Uncapher | June 16, 2026 | Election | 1 |

  • In Baltimore County’s District 6, Senate candidates Salling, Eisenhart battle – in court

    In Baltimore County’s District 6, Senate candidates Salling, Eisenhart battle – in court

    By Capital News Service | June 11, 2026 | Election | 0 |

  • With General Assembly primaries looming, it’s all about Trump all across Maryland

    With General Assembly primaries looming, it’s all about Trump all across Maryland

    By Capital News Service | June 2, 2026 | Election | 0 |

Commentary

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What’s behind the decline of women in Maryland’s workforce and what to do about it

What’s behind the decline of women in Maryland’s workforce and what to do about it

By Naina Raju | September 30, 2026 | Commentary | 0 |

By Naina Raju This summer, while serving as a research intern with the Maryland General Assembly,...

  • If Maryland Can Set Hospital Rates, It Can Also Make Them Transparent

    If Maryland Can Set Hospital Rates, It Can Also Make Them Transparent

    By Peter J. Pitts | September 21, 2026 | Commentary | 1 |

  • Ballot Questions might be more difficult for voters with disabilities to understand

    Ballot Questions might be more difficult for voters with disabilities to understand

    By Howard Gorrell | September 16, 2026 | Commentary | 0 |

  • Ballot questions written at a graduate school level, not plain language, as new law requires

    Ballot questions written at a graduate school level, not plain language, as new law requires

    By Howard Gorrell | September 8, 2026 | Commentary | 1 |

  • Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War

    By Howard Gorrell | September 4, 2026 | Commentary, Election | 0 |

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State Roundup: Finding the few competitive races in Maryland; Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange

A few competitive races can be found in purple parts of Maryland; Gov. Moore backs plan to cut some drug costs; More on U.S. Rep. Harris’ very testy, now viral exchange with a student journalist and others.

State Roundup: Harris-Schwartz debate gets heated; Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters

Dan Schwartz-Andy Harris debate gets heated; Gov. Moore says mixed use campus to replace State Center; Press Freedom groups criticize Moore’s actions against Sinclair, Sun reporters.

State Roundup: Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules; Cox, Moore address house in forum; Harris, Schwartz to face off tonight

Maryland loosens ‘red-dyed’ diesel rules for farmers and loggers; Dan Cox, Gov. Wes Moore address house in forum; U.S. Rep. Harris, Dan Schwartz to face off tonight; state remains undecided on utilizing federal school choice tax credit.

State Roundup: Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; 9 Maryland colleges to share federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry

Heat-related deaths, illnesses hit record; Nine Maryland colleges to share $2.38M in federal funds for job training; Court blocks SNAP penalties but advocates still worry about loss of coverage.

state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job

PEOPLE’S COUNSEL WILL HAVE TO COMPETE TO KEEP HIS JOB: Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is considering new candidates for the role of people’s counsel — the state’s top advocate for ratepayers in regulatory proceedings concerning utility companies. The current...

State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters

Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters.

State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as Trump touts shipbuilding; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak

Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as President Trump touts shipbuilding; Moore, excluded from speaking, visits McLaren; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak.

State Roundup: Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits; Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Cox, Moore face off in debate tonight; New poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points

Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits, adding up to $43 million more in costs; President Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Dan Cox, Wes Moore face off in debate tonight; and new poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points.

State Roundup: 31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks

4,500 IMMIGRANTS LOSE MEDICAID, WHILE THOUSANDS OF ADULTS AT RISK UNDER JANUARY RULES: About 4,500 immigrants living legally in Maryland lost eligibility for full Medicaid coverage Thursday as the first of several sweeping changes to the program takes effect under...

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