Growing up in Government House: Advice for the Moore kids
Mia and James Moore are about to join a rarified list of children in Maryland history, moving into the governor’s official home in Annapolis, Government House. Those who have lived it before them say there will be wonderful experiences they’ll never forget — and moments that were, frankly, harder because they were lived in the public eye.
Brooke Lierman takes oath as state comptroller, becoming first woman to hold post
The Democrat and former state delegate succeeds Peter Franchot to become Maryland’s 34th tax collector.
The beat goes on: After a long hiatus, Baltimore’s MLK Day Parade returns
The parade's return followed a weeklong spat between city officials and Baltimore's arts council, culminating with the mayor's office staging the event with days to spare.
Gov.-elect Wes Moore planning inaugural events with accessibility in mind
From organizing buses to Annapolis, low-cost ticket options and a flexible dress code, Gov.-elect Wes Moore is trying to make sure as many people as possible can attend inaugural events.
Photo captured King’s Baltimore visit amid great triumphs, unrelenting challenges
A memorable photograph captures Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1964 visit to Baltimore a short time after he was announced as winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. It was a time of national turmoil and transformation, and King was confronting profound challenges from outside and inside the civil rights movement.
Growing up in Government House
Here's a look at the children who have lived in Government House before Mia and James Moore.
Inaugural fashion: Soon-to-be first lady to wear Christian Siriano, Wes Moore will don local designer Miguel Wilson
Marylanders across the state are also looking for unique looks for historic inauguration of Maryland's first Black governor.
Dan Cox appeals ballot counting dispute to U.S. Supreme Court
The Republican candidate for governor lost his attempts to block early counting of mail-in ballots in Maryland courts last fall.
Moore-Miller inauguration 2023: Here’s what you need to know
Everything you need to know about the inauguration and related events.
Banner political notes: Jones rails against Baltimore County IG report; staff moves from one Mosby to another; State House dome freshened up
“I just have to say it: If the county owns an alley, are we responsible to repair the alley if we deem it needs to be repaired?” Baltimore County Council chair Julian Jones asked before emphasizing: “We own the alley.”
Ravens plan to add new plazas, relocate press box at M&T Bank Stadium
They are adding suites near an end zone, moving the press box and improving stadium concourses.
Former state Del. Impallaria pleads guilty to misconduct charge
Following restitution and community service, former politician’s case could be converted to probation before judgement.
Turmoil continues to engulf Columbia leaders after popular CEO announces plans to leave
Residents slam board members at meeting as council member who backs CEO and President Lakey Boyd criticizes ‘one-sided’ plan that prompted her decision.
He spent a decade on death row. Now John Huffington’s name is cleared, thanks to a pardon.
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan pardoned Huffington, who was wrongfully convicted of the 1981 double murder of Diana Becker and Joe Hudson in Harford County.
Maryland Gov.-elect Moore nominates leaders for public safety, emergency management and IT roles
Latest administration nominees focus on public safety and emergency management.
What will it take to get Baltimore recycling back on track? Maybe 3 years and over $23 million
A new report, released on the same day that the city’s top public works official announced his resignation, lays out a roadmap to address staffing challenges, equipment shortages and inefficient truck routes.
Handcuffs aren’t the answer when a 12-year-old brings a gun to school
A 12-old-boy brought a gun to school the other day. Anne Arundel police don’t like that reforms passed last year prevented them from hauling this kid away in handcuffs.
Olszewski proposes $16M affordable housing trust fund to acquire, convey derelict land
The Baltimore County executive’s office is also considering whether to seek County Council approval establish a land banking authority.
Maxwell, Raheem DeVaughn and others join lineup for Moore’s inaugural gala
Additional performances by beloved local R&B group Dru Hill, Baltimore trumpeter Brandon Woody, ballerina Caroline Rocher Barnes, and others are scheduled
Gov.-elect Wes Moore names key cabinet appointments
Secretaries of health, labor, human services, general services and veterans affairs are latest to join the new administration.
