Momentous election puts a spotlight on Maryland's history of intolerance
Maryland's first Black governor will leave a mark on the state.
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Maryland's first Black governor will leave a mark on the state.
Around 12,000 people attended The People's Ball at the Baltimore Convention Center on Wednesday to celebrate the inauguration of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore.
Thousands of people packed the State House to watch Gov. Wes Moore's inauguration on Wednesday.
On election night when Miller joined Wes Moore on stage to celebrate their unprecedented win, her life story flashed before her.
Wes Moore became Maryland's 63rd governor when he was sworn into office Wednesday afternoon at the State House in Annapolis.
Wes Moore became Maryland's 63rd governor after he was sworn into office Wednesday afternoon at the State House in Annapolis.
Salisbury Mayor Jake Day will be the housing and community development secretary, the incoming administration announced.
Of those guns taken at airport security checkpoints, 88% were loaded, the agency said.
The former Army captain, bestselling author, and anti-poverty advocate, who will be sworn in this week as Maryland's first African American governor, talks about his unique career path to the governor's residence in Annapolis.
Documents found at the Penn Biden Center included top-secret material, a federal law enforcement official said.
Moore will succeed Republican Gov. Larry Hogan, who was term-limited and has been a critic of the hard-right direction his party has taken in recent years.
On the first day of 2023, Mayor Brandon Scott touted some of the progress his administration made in improving public safety the previous year and his plans for addressing public safety issues in the year ahead.
The documents contain details that were not previously public, such as loans he gave to his children, income from book royalties and Melania's modeling, and how much of his presidential salary was given to charity.
Sen. Melony Griffith, a Prince George's County Democrat, will chair the Senate Finance Committee, Senate President Bill Ferguson said.
The report concludes a nearly 18-month investigation that resulted in the historic recommendation that former President Donald Trump be criminally prosecuted.
