Politics

The Baltimore Banner sat down with CFG Bank founder and board chair, John W. “Jack” Dwyer, and CEO and president, William C. “Bill” Wiedel Jr., to discuss the bank’s expansion and growing footprint in the city.

Both parties are intensifying get-out-the-vote efforts with 10 days until Election Day

After losing the Republican primary for governor, Kelly Schulz landed on her feet; Mayor Brandon Scott’s top lobbyist is leaving City Hall for a private firm in Annapolis.

Heading into final weeks of the campaign, Democratic candidate has nearly $4 million in the bank

Officials said this week that Dean Hughes had been placed on leave from his position as the park’s assistant manager “until further notice.”

The audit found the state never vetted subcontractors, ignored warnings about the vendor from a current customer, and failed to test the vendor’s system for processing behavioral health claims before launching it.

Paul Pelosi, 82, suffered blunt force injuries to his head and body, according to AP sources.

The time is now to provide redress for the harm caused by Baltimore’s Highway to Nowhere, Van Hollen says.

Among the auditor’s findings: the Department of Human Services did not properly track eligibility requirements, paid vendors millions of dollars without ensuring the work was completed and neglected to maintain paper records crucial to proving recipients’ eligibility.

David Marks is touting a record of working across party lines as he faces a challenge from Crystal Francis, a Middle River resident with a history of advocacy for criminal justice reform.

Third independent poll of the fall election season shows statewide advantage for Democratic candidates.

Shellenberger, 63, of Towson, is seeking a fifth term in office and facing his first GOP challenger in 12 years.

Voting by mail has already started, and early in-person voting starts Thursday.

Lawmakers, attorneys and consumers have raised concerns about the new customer payment system, saying the contract with the new vendor, Paymentus, was not awarded competitively and may have been implemented too quickly.

The incumbent Democrat has invested more than $12 million of his personal fortune into reclaiming the 6th District, which may be Maryland's most — and only — competitive congressional district.

Citing their ‘horror’ over what they called the ‘systemic abuse of employees’ at Maryland’s largest state park, two legislators are questioning a state agency’s handling of repeated complaints there.

The guard stepped into the street to prepare the children to cross before a motorist hit her, sources say.

A joint statement from the medical giant and the insurer said the multi-year contract ensures they can continue to serve members and patients with high-quality care. They did not disclose the financial terms of the agreement or disclose how long the agreement lasts.

The initiative, which pays residents to clean their communities, comes as the city’s Department of Public Works has struggled to return to pre-pandemic staffing levels.

First Amendment cases — especially against public officials afforded immunities — are among the most difficult to win, lawyers say.