Maryland

State’s financial forecast is strong for now, but officials caution restraint on spending

National Weather Service forecasts between half an inch and an inch of rainfall in the Baltimore region through Saturday evening.

Current governor and potential future governors were among those at the J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake in Crisfield.

The organization, which has filed for a temporary restraining order against Jeremy LaMaster, categorically denies the allegations, which it says were made only after LaMaster was terminated.

The appeal could prolong uncertainty about how elections officials will count the general election ballots, just as those mail ballots are starting to go out in the mail to voters.

The brand has only grown stronger with time, developing an intense cult following with Baltimore as its locus.

Provided under the Biden administration’s infrastructure bill, the EPA grants require the state to ensure that at least 40% of the benefits go to disadvantaged communities disproportionately impacted by aging water systems.

A judge ruled on Friday that mail ballots can be counted as soon as Oct. 1

The ruling means that results from a significant portion of mail ballots will be available on election night, and it’s likely that candidates and voters won’t have to wait long to know the outcome of many races.

Unbeaten Maryland hopes to make a statement on the road against No. 4 Michigan in their BIG 10 Opener.

Trump is hosting a fundraiser with Cox at the former president’s Mar-A-Lago Club in Florida on Oct. 17.

Poll finds that crime, education and the economy are big issues for voters.

Legislators demanded answers at a Tuesday hearing from the state’s social services agency regarding fraud and a steep decline in participation in a federal food benefits program.

Republican governor candidate Dan Cox has said the 2020 presidential election was stolen and joined a legal effort to challenge the results.

Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge James Bonifant said he’d issue a ruling at 3 p.m. Friday on the request from the Maryland State Board of Elections.

A wide majority of Maryland residents say public schools should teach about racism in our institutions, according to Goucher College poll.

More than 1,000 Marylanders answered questions ranging from whom they plan to vote for to the top issues they’re considering.

Two months after the primary, Maryland’s electorate has coalesced behind party nominees in the general election race to succeed term-limited Gov. Larry Hogan, but at the same time, held firm on some issues, such as their opinions of President Biden and former president Trump, their frustration with inflation and their attitudes toward abortion.

The poll contacted 1,008 Marylanders age 18 or older by landline and cellphone from September 8-12.