Wes Moore

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced an executive action Monday that increases the minimum wage to $18 an hour for direct state contract employees at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

Given the lopsided nature of Moore's race against Republican Dan Cox, why is Moore raising and spending so much money? It's nuanced.

The Supreme Court of Maryland issued its ruling hours after hearing oral arguments on the proposed constitutional amendment.

The Maryland Transit Administration will begin a run-through service later this month on the MARC Brunswick and Camden lines.

It’s been a convoluted journey involving maps, an old court case, national pressure and a party divided. Here’s how we got here.

Despite an eye-popping figure topping the Maryland Department of Transportation’s latest spending plan, officials are warning that rising costs will delay some construction projects in the coming years.

The first six of 78 new railcars began ferrying passengers on Baltimore’s lone subway line at the beginning of the year. Seven months in, riders are dealing with new, frustrating delays amid a long transition away from the old fleet.

The candidates will face off on Maryland Public Television on Oct. 6.

A recent surge in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests across the region has left Maryland officials and local community members scrambling for answers.

Judge Robert Thompson ruled that lawmakers violated their own deadlines for ballot measures.

The governor stated he supports deporting violent criminals for the sake of public safety but said the agency was spreading fear within communities.

COLUMN | As Dr. Seuss and the governor’s office constantly remind me, Wes Moore has places to go.

Gov. Wes Moore has spent at least a portion of one in every five days out of state since he took office in 2023 — and that pace of travel has accelerated as his national profile has grown, according to a Banner analysis.

Prince George’s County officials would contend that they host the party of the week at the annual Maryland Association of Counties summer conference in Ocean City.

COLUMN | The prospect of Mardelva is the latest in a line of oft-repeated threats to secede from Maryland. They grow loudest when the Eastern Shore fails to get its way in Annapolis.

COLUMN | Oh, Andy. What is Maryland to do with you? To hear Republicans in Annapolis tell it, you’re the damsel in distress, a starlet in the clutches of a King Kong gerrymander unleashed by Democrats.

If the measure passes the General Assembly, voters will have a say on the November ballot.

Department of Energy attorneys admitted in recent court filings that it cancelled grants, including over $80 million for Maryland projects, based on how states voted in the 2024 presidential election.

Redistricting has damaged relationships and consumed time and energy in Annapolis this year. Monday’s special session is a compromise to take a step forward.

Lawmakers are holding a special session on redistricting, but it’s too late to affect Trump’s agenda.