As millions pour into race, McClain Delaney and Trone skip voter forums
The candidates won’t say why they are bypassing the events.
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Maryland families fear loss of caregivers as disability-service cuts loom
“A caregiver who loses one-quarter of their income isn't experiencing a budget adjustment—they're experiencing a financial crisis,” said Janczak, who is also a paramedic.
Park Heights developer to head Maryland Racing Commission
Earle will become the first woman and first African American to lead the commission, which oversees issues in thoroughbred and standardbred racing.
Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2026: Ben and Myrna Cardin, political and civic leaders
Ben and Myrna Cardin have been synonymous with public service and leadership in Maryland for decades.
Maryland voters are switching parties to influence key primary races
In places like Baltimore City and Prince George's County, where Democrats dominate, Republicans and unaffiliated voters may feel excluded.
Sen. Alsobrooks says Marylanders favor a renewed look at redistricting
U.S. Sen. Angela Alsobrooks says she believes Marylanders support a renewed effort to redraw congressional district maps to “meet the moment.”
Abrego Garcia case illustrates a conflict bigger than red vs. blue
Courts dismiss charges all the time, but the judge's language in Abrego Carcia's case felt different, says Jeff Barker in this week's Backchannel.
Indicted Sen. Dalya Attar continues to draw campaign support
It’s uncertain to what extent Attar’s indictment may influence the outcome of her June 23 Senate primary race against Del. Malcolm Ruff.
As Waymo tests for ‘robotaxis’ in Baltimore, I’m thinking about winter | COMMENTARY
“Life doesn't freeze when winter comes,” the Waymo team said in a statement on its website.
Exclusive: Maryland explores ownership of Preakness brand for $85M
Maryland is quietly pursuing an $85M deal to secure Preakness rights, countering Churchill Downs and tying the race to the state long-term.