Maryland municipalities using the State Board of Elections must certify that their elections align with those used in state and county elections, including voter registration and voting rules.
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Frederick becomes Maryland’s big ‘purple’ county
Nowhere in the state of Maryland has experienced as much growth as Frederick County has since the year 2020 – but no Maryland county stands as politically divided.
United States Botanic Garden showcases each state flower in honor of America’s 250th
WASHINGTON – The United States Botanic Garden is marking America’s 250th anniversary with a new exhibit showcasing official flowers from all 50 states and six U.S. territories.
Inside the secret underground tunnels of the U.S. Congress
Dating back to 1909, the old-fashioned trains are where House and Senate members replicate a morning commute, congregating as they await the train.
Concert caps May Day protest of Trump policies
During the concert, participants were dancing to the music, cheering and waving “Free D.C.” flags. It allowed UMD attendees to show their support for workers not just in the region, but also on campus.
A state program that boosted small businesses is getting booted
Maryland’s Business Boost program supports small businesses, but it was not included in the 2027 state budget, leaving its future uncertain.
Can Maryland remain the “crab capital” if consumers can’t buy crabmeat?
A federal effort to ban most imported crabmeat has sparked a legal battle between NOAA and the domestic seafood industry that could disrupt supply, drive up prices and reshape the seafood industry.
Maryland’s Secretary of Commerce talks Sphere, data centers
State Secretary of Commerce Harry Coker Jr. said Maryland’s small and medium businesses are “absolutely essential to our economic growth.”
Maryland ICE arrests are increasing as Trump crackdown intensifies
Capital News Service analyzed data on immigration arrests and deportations in Maryland and found that numbers are skyrocketing during Trump’s second year in office.
How AI misconduct cases are handled across Maryland campuses
Artificial intelligence advancements have prompted universities to adopt policies quickly, but inconsistent enforcement and unclear misconduct definitions raise concerns.