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With his family in tow, Gov.-elect Wes Moore walked across the stage at his election night victory party Tuesday and into the history books: for the first time since the office was founded, Maryland will have a Black governor.

With his family in tow, Gov.-elect Wes Moore walked across the stage at his election night victory party Tuesday and into the history books: for the first time since the office was founded, Maryland will have a Black governor.

Campaign coordinator for Republican attorney general hopeful declines to discuss her call for "long lines" on Election Day.

Maryland Republicans have occupied the governor's mansion 12 of the last 20 years. Dan Cox has thrown their playbook out the window.

The nation's preparedness has come a long way in the past 20 years, but there is significant unfinished business. The challenge is to find ways to continuously improve, to sustain the effort over thelong haul, to better leverage federal resources to get majorinitiatives done, and to encourage states to build recovery plansthat will put them in charge of a large-scale recovery.

Conservatives can’t afford to think small if we hope to tame big government.

Court of Appeals of Maryland Chief Judge Matthew J. Fader has named Judge DaNeeka Varner Cotton as county administrative judge for the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County. Cotton succeeds Chief, Circuit and County Administrative Judge Sheila R. Tillerson Adams, Seventh Judicial Circuit, who will retire on Dec. 31, after serving nearly three decades on ...

Judicial decisions redefining marriage to include same-sex unions state that limiting marriage to men and women is a form of unacceptable dis-crimination against homosexuals. Individuals andinstitutions that believe mar­riage is a relationship between aman and a woman could lose access to government ben­efits andbecome subject to costly lawsuits under nondiscrimination laws thatprotect sexual orientation, gender, and marital status.

LifeBridge Health’s Magic of Life Gala raised a record $4 million, with all proceeds benefitting LifeBridge Health hospitals as well as programs that support the health system’s patients and communities. The biennial event was postponed two years ago due to COVID-19, so this was the first in-person gala since 2018. About 1,800 people attended the ...

Dan Cox, the Republican nominee for governor of Maryland, not only is an acolyte of former President Donald Trump, but chartered buses to take protesters to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Michael Peroutka, the Republican nominee for attorney general, was a member of the League of the South, an organization that the Southern Poverty ...