Jack Hogan is a government affairs reporter for The Daily Record, with a focus on local news in Maryland, specifically in Baltimore. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Frederick News-Post, Yahoo News, WVNews, Livingston Enterprise, and Idaho Press. Jack covers a wide range of topics, including politics, economics, and current events, providing readers with in-depth analysis and reporting on issues that impact the local community.
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Jack Hogan's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in Maryland, particularly in Baltimore. He covers topics such as state legislation, financial matters, infrastructure projects, and public safety issues. When reaching out to him with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to Maryland politics, legislative developments at the state level, economic trends affecting the region, or infrastructure initiatives within Maryland and Baltimore.
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By: Jack Hogan
For decades, a state-owned hunting lodge in Western Maryland has been the preserve of corporate executives and their guests. Now, some are asking if it should stay that way. Nestled in a Western Maryland state park and only accessible by a winding, mile-long gravel driveway is a hunting lodge that has served as a rural escape for generations of ‘men of means.’
Sports betting generated $9.4 million in September for state education spending, the highest monthly total since the legal market launched nearly three years ago.
Maryland is expected to lease space at Tradepoint Atlantic for work to clear the remains of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
> MD contributing funds for 68-unit affordable housing project in Columbia
Following months of public opposition to its plans for a 70-mile high-voltage electric transmission line through three Maryland counties, the company responsible for building the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project revealed its route proposal Friday. Following months of public opposition to its plans for a 70-mile high-voltage electric transmission line through three Maryland counties, the company responsible for building the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project selected its proposed route on Friday.
By: Jack Hogan
Maryland lawmakers requested that state officials improve information sharing between schools after a student was charged with murder.
By: Jack Hogan
Lawmakers question the pace of safety improvements following slaying of an agent who was visiting the home of a man he was monitoring.
> MD State Police leader offers little insight into breakup of internal affairs division
By: Jack Hogan
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A second Donald Trump presidency could present major disruptions for Gov. Wes Moore’s policy agenda. A second Donald Trump presidency could present major disruptions for Gov. Wes Moore’s policy agenda, and members of the governor’s Cabinet fear the former president’s plans would significantly disrupt the deep-blue state’s economy and government services.
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