Bryan P. Sears

Maryland voters are poised to enshrine the right to abortion access in the state constitution, with 69% of voters saying they will support it and just 21% opposed, according to a poll released Wednesday.

A lower court order barring counting of votes stands as thousands of mail-in ballots are returned

The Supreme Court of Maryland heard oral arguments for an hour Thursday appealing an Anne Arundel County judge's ruling that bars the city from counting any votes cast on Question F, the proposed Harborplace redevelopment.

A Democratic member of the Harford County Council faces felony theft charges in Baltimore County, charges that he claims are politically motivated.

Council member says plea will allow him to remain in office, though questions remain

Maryland voters headed to the polls Thursday for the first day of early voting in numbers that the state's top election official says are exciting.

State officials said they are working to restore faith in how workplace bullying complaints are tracked and investigated in state agencies, acknowledging that “pinch points” in the current system are causing delays.

Feds waive penalties but may yet assess interest in first-in-memory examination The taxman cometh for everyone. Even the state.

More than one-third of Maryland's 4.2 million registered have already cast their ballots in advance of the Nov. 5 election, with nearly 1 million cast in early voting that ended Thursday and another 568,359 mail-in ballots returned so far.

Maryland's top election official said voters can be confident in the security of the state's mail-in voting system, brushing back issues raised over the weekend by state Republican Party officials.