Pamela Wood is a Maryland politics reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and political affairs. Pamela's work has been featured in publications such as the Frederick News-Post, Cannabis Culture, and WYPR.
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Pamela Wood focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on Maryland-specific issues. Her coverage predominantly includes announcements from government officials and legal policy regulations.
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By: Pamela Wood
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Thursday acknowledged that the state's high rate of prison killings is a problem, but was light on specifics of how to address the problem.
By: Pamela Wood
Share this via... Maryland Gov. Wes Moore takes over the chairmanship of the National Governors Association on Saturday, a role that allows
By: Brenda Wintrode, Pamela Wood, John-John Williams, Lee O. Sanderlin
Lawmakers are holding a special session on redistricting, but it's too late to affect Trump's agenda
By: Pamela Wood, Brenda Wintrode
Share this via... Winners and losers in a monthslong saga
By: Brenda Wintrode, Pamela Wood
Maryland lawmakers trudged through a lengthy day Monday, nearing Democrats' goal of changing the state's constitution to make it easier to draw congressional districts.
By: Pamela Wood, Brenda Wintrode
Maryland's Democratic lawmakers approved a change to the state constitution Tuesday that will give them more flexibility in drawing congressional districts.
By: Brenda Wintrode, Pamela Wood
Maryland Democratic lawmakers passed a suggested change to the state Constitution Tuesday that would make it easier to gerrymander congressional districts in future sessions.
For as long as anyone can remember, Baltimore's Preakness Stakes thoroughbred horse race has been on the third Saturday in May. Not any longer.
By: Pamela Wood
Maryland's first-in-the-nation tax on advertising by big tech companies was struck down by the state's tax court Friday.
By: Pamela Wood, Lee O. Sanderlin
Gov. Wes Moore has spent at least a portion of one in every five days in other states since he took office in 2023 — and that pace of travel has accelerated as his national profile has grown, according to a Banner analysis.
