Jack Hogan

jhogan@thedailyrecord.com

Jack joined The Daily Record to cover state government after working at The Frederick News-Post, where he covered state, county and municipal governments, and the 2022 primary and general elections. A Rhode Island native, Jack left the Ocean State to attend the University of Maryland, College Park, graduating in 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in multiplatform journalism.

And no, he's not related to the former governor.

Email Jack at jhogan@origintdrdev.wpengine.com and follow him on Twitter @jckhogan.

Recent Articles from Jack Hogan

Gov. Wes Moore and Dawn Moore, center, along with various state and Pimlico officials, attend a demolition ceremony for the Clubhouse at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood. (Office of the Governor)

News August 21, 2025

Moore, railing against Trump’s insults of city, invites president to Baltimore for public safety walk

Gov. Wes Moore invited President Donald Trump to attend a “public safety walk” through Baltimore and continued to rail against his insults.

Cars are submerged in a parking lot of Westernport Elementary School as flooding forces the evacuation of the school, and downtown homes and businesses were inundated with rising floodwaters in rural Westernport on May 13, 2025. (Aaron Stallings via AP)

Government August 19, 2025

Moore appeals FEMA denial of disaster assistance for Western MD flooding

Gov. Wes Moore appeals FEMA’s denial of disaster aid after floods caused $34M in damage to Allegany and Garrett counties in Western Maryland.

11 people to watch in the 2023 General Assembly session

Government August 18, 2025

Moore’s chief of staff leaving to take helm at Abell Foundation

Gov. Wes Moore’s chief of staff Fagan Harris will leave in 2026 to become president and CEO of Baltimore’s Abell Foundation, succeeding Bob Embry.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announces the Maryland county is ending its contract with federal officials to screen detainees in county jails for immigration status during a news conference on Thursday, Dec. 27, 2018, in Annapolis. (AP Photo/Brian Witte)

Government August 15, 2025

MD Dems to begin statewide listening tour with 2026 midterms on the horizon

Maryland Democrats begin a statewide tour to set 2026 election priorities, target GOP policies and gather voter feedback across the state.

Construction of the Purple Line runs along Campus Drive on the campus of the University of Maryland on March 12, 2024. (Caroline Koutsos/Capital News Service)

Government August 13, 2025

MDOT turns to grants to help businesses hurt by Purple Line construction

Maryland has awarded a total of $500,000 in a second round of grants for businesses located along the Purple Line.

Maryland State Senate President Bill Ferguson addresses the senate chamber during the opening session of the Maryland General Assembly at the State Capitol in Annapolis on Jan 10, 2024. (AP Photo/Bryan Woolston, File)

Government August 11, 2025

Top Democrat expects MD to have stable budget despite uncertainty in DC

Maryland leaders assess the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, eyeing federal funding cuts that could impact Medicaid and state programs.

A MARC commuter train crossing the Edmondson Highway bridge in west Baltimore. (Maximilian Franz/The Daily Record file photo)

Government August 8, 2025

MDOT begins developer search for Bowie State MARC station project

Maryland aims to transform Bowie State MARC station with affordable housing, pedestrian bridge, and expanded transit as part of Penn Line growth.

Md. ‘green bank’ bill seeks to boost financing for clean energy projects

Government August 7, 2025

MD grants $17 million to help local schools boost energy efficiency

Maryland awarded $17M to 30 school projects for solar panels, heat pumps, and net-zero energy systems to cut carbon emissions and lower energy costs.

The Maryland State House in 2019. (Maximilian Franz / Special to The Daily Record)

Annapolis August 5, 2025

MD officials to vote on funding for State House memorial honoring Black Revolutionary War soldiers

The Maryland Board of Public Works is expected to vote on funds for a memorial at the State House honoring African American soldiers.

State policies encourage the development of projects such as the Annapolis Solar Park. (Photo courtesy of the City of Annapolis)

Government August 4, 2025

MD opens $64M grant program for local clean-energy projects

The Maryland Energy Administration has opened a $64 million grant program to encourage local clean-energy projects.

Luxury car company McLaren announced it would build a vehicle processing center at Tradepoint Atlantic that will facilitate the shipment of vehicles to its 26 dealerships across the United States. (Courtesy Gov. Wes Moore's office)

Business July 25, 2025

Luxury car company McLaren breaks ground at Tradepoint Atlantic

Luxury car company McLaren began construction on its first U.S. vehicle processing center at Baltimore's Tradepoint Atlantic.

MD owns an historic hunting lodge leased to wealthy corporate members. Should it stay that way?

Government July 24, 2025

Amid ethics concerns, MD state senator says he’s not making money from published books

Sen. Mike McKay faces ethics questions over self-published books, despite earning no royalties and offering them for free.

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