State Politics

Tom speaks with WYPR News Director Matt Bush and Baltimore Banner reporter Hallie Miller about this year's legislative session and Governor Moore's housing agenda.

The party is hoping to upend traditional politics in the state.

Dozens of Maryland residents participating in the state's college savings program, known as 529 plans, trekked to the capital city Annapolis to share a year-long struggle to access their own money.

Mental health advocates worry the sale would hasten the hospital's closure without plans for its patients.

The former US Education Secretary in the Obama White House discusses his Democratic primary campaign for MD Governor, with Lt. Gov. candidate Michelle Siri, and their vision for Maryland.

On questions of education, police, transportation and income inequality, the Democrats had few policy disagreements.

Despite personal financial challenges, most Marylanders say the state's economy is doing well, according to the latest Goucher Poll.

Frosh announced Thursday he plans to retire at the end of his term, after roughly 35 years in state office.

Maryland House Speaker Adrienne Jones said Friday she plans to pass legislation next year that will let voters decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana use.

The Maryland legislature ended a session shaped by the pandemic and a national conversation about racial justice just as busy as it began.