Christine Condon

GOP gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox has latched on to data centers for his campaign, saying at a forum Saturday it's a "big difference between Wes Moore and me." Cox wants a statewide moratorium, but Moore wants tighter regulation and more local control.

Gov. Wes Moore's (D) energy office has a message for all of the Maryland counties with temporary data center moratoriums: Make your wish list.

As two-time Republican nominee for Maryland governor Dan Cox (R) puts it, hyperscale data centers are a “big difference between Wes Moore and me.”

A Loudoun County official urges guardrails over data center bans, citing mounting voter backlash despite the industry's tax benefits.

The yurts are open for business. Gates will officially open this Friday at Maryland’s newest state park, Savage Highlands, with rooms -- and yurts -- for rent, unlocking some 55,000 acres of Western Maryland woodlands outside of Frostburg for public use.

The yurts are open for business. This Friday, the gates will officially open at Maryland's newest state park, Savage Highlands, unlocking

After parting ways with the contractor once expected to build the new Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland has started requesting bids for four separate contracts, which it hopes to award by late next spring.

Politicians that oppose data centers should not look to Steamfitters UA Local 602 for support, former Gov. Larry Hogan dips a toe in academia, the Congressional Black Caucus is star-struck and the Legislative Black Caucus wants to hear from you, in political notes.

At least one Maryland union is taking a hard line against political candidates that oppose data center development.

After parting ways with the contractor once expected to build the new Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland is aiming to select four replacement contractors by late next spring.