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Early voting in Maryland started on Thursday, with more than 154,000 voters showing up on the first day. We get an update on the latest from Maryland Matter's Josh Kurtz.
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Recent reporting by The Washington Post found dangerous levels of understaffing and staff turnover at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center.
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Republican Larry Hogan and Democrat Angela Alsobrooks faced off on the debate state yesterday. Who came out on top as the election enters its final weeks?
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In a packed room a lot was discussed, but frustration over young people committing crime rose to the top of people’s concerns.
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Marylanders can now give feedback, through a series of open houses, on newly resurrected plans for the Red Line, an east to west transit line across Baltimore City. Governor Wes Moore reinvigorated the plan last month after Governor Larry Hogan canceled the project in 2015. The environmental process requires residents to give input.
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Proposed east-to-west rail line through Baltimore was canceled by former Governor Larry Hogan in June 2015.
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Gov-elect Wes Moore shared educational policy plans he expects the Moore-Miller administration to tackle.
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Republican Gov. Larry Hogan pardoned Huffington, who was wrongfully convicted of the 1981 double murder of Diana Becker and Joe Hudson in Harford County.
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Outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan is a Republican who arrived in Annapolis, Maryland as a relatively unknown politician and now in 2023 leaves eight years later as a national political figure.
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Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott unveiled his legislative agenda ahead of the upcoming session of Maryland’s General Assembly and his administration’s priorities include public safety and housing.