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Anne Arundel politician residency case: Court explains disqualifying Dove
The Maryland Supreme Court released its reasoning for disqualifying John Dove Jr., a candidate for a General Assembly seat in Anne Arundel County, from the election.
10 highest-paid lobbyists of 2026 MD General Assembly session — and who they work for
Who were the highest-paid lobbyists during the 2026 Maryland General Assembly session, and who were their clients?
MD transportation officials launch ‘Plate Where You Live’ campaign
Maryland launched a statewide effort to encourage residents to properly register their vehicles in the state ahead of new enforcement measures.
Budget, vaccines, judicial ethics: 6 key MD laws going into effect July 1
Here are some key Maryland policies that take effect July 1, from the new budget to vaccinations to contraception.
Glock ban: MD Republicans call on DOJ to review
Maryland Republicans asked the Department of Justice to review legislation poised to ban the sale of Glock pistols.
Maryland families are paying the price for failed energy policies
Commentary: Maryland families face rising energy bills due to insufficient in-state power generation and limited relief from the Utility Relief Act, says Del. Jason Buckel.
Panel: New energy law won’t fix soaring electric bills alone
Maryland experts discuss the Utility RELIEF Act and say more energy generation and storage are needed to address rising electric bills and demand.
The 2026 legislative update of health care laws
Commentary: Maryland's 2026 legislative session introduced laws affecting healthcare staffing, insurance coverage, nursing homes, and data privacy.
MD intends to pay at least $85M for Preakness intellectual property
Maryland plans to acquire intellectual property rights of the Preakness Stakes and Black-Eyed Susan by matching Churchill Downs' $85 million offer.
Marylanders will have to wait for the hospital accountability they deserve
Commentary: Maryland lawmakers failed to pass bipartisan legislation aimed at improving hospital cost transparency and accountability.
Maryland’s new energy law intertwines with data center boom
Maryland’s Utility RELIEF Act mandates data centers to pay for electric grid upgrades and register with the Public Service Commission to ease ratepayer costs.
Peña-Melnyk calls on utility companies to adhere to policies under Utility RELIEF Act
Maryland House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk called on utility companies to follow the Utility RELIEF Act regulations to protect ratepayers and reduce energy costs.
