Steve Crane is the Director at Maryland Matters. He specializes in government and politics, with a strong focus on elections, public policy, and legal affairs, often covering litigation and legislation. Steve's work has been featured in various outlets including OTS News, WTOP News, and Yahoo News, among others.
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By: William J. Ford, Steve Crane
Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-5th) showed up at the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department Wednesday morning and did something he hasn't done since the early 1980s — voted for someone other than Steny Hoyer for the 5th District seat.
Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-5th) showed up at the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department Wednesday morning and did something he hasn't done since the early 1980s — voted for someone other than Steny Hoyer for the 5th District seat.
By: Steve Crane, Mayah Nachman
The state said Thursday it is exercising its option to match an $85 million offer to retain the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes and the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes, which were on the verge of being sold to the owners of the Kentucky Derby.
By: Steve Crane
For decades, Bobby “Al Jolson” Berger performed in blackface as Al Jolson, the 1920s vaudeville star. His last performance was in 2015, but now Berger is calling on that past to run for the House of Delegates — not in blackface, but as Bobby Al Jolson Berger.
By: Steve Crane
The head of a Montgomery County government employees union and a two-term delegate from the county traded blows during a scuffle Thursday evening outside an early voting center, and now they are trading accusations over the incident.
By: Mayah Nachman, Steve Crane
The state said Thursday it is exercising its option to match an $85 million offer to retain the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes and the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes, which were on the verge of being sold to the owners of the Kentucky Derby.
By: Christine Condon, Steve Crane, William J. Ford
Del. Christopher Eric Bouchat is interested in legislating again, Dels. Jheanelle Wilkins and Karen Toles have roles in National Black Caucus of State Legislators, PSC spokesperson steps away and four new district judges take the bench, in political notes.
The assassination of Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman and the attempted murder of state Sen. John Hoffman last June shocked the nation. It reminded us that political violence is a grim reality in today’s polarized climate. In Annapolis, lawmakers responded with Senate Bill 632 — a measure that would help shield current and former state elected […]
Maryland officials took two key congressional appropriators on a tour Monday of ongoing work to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, as ballooning
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