If undecided is still leading in the polls, it’s no surprise. The numbers will change as the June 24th primary gets closer. Or will they?Voters really…

A student of the law and a member of the House of Delegates for more than 30 years says the Supreme Court has once again brushed aside the judgment of…

Expectations for the recently concluded legislative session were low. Lawmakers about to face voters want to avoid anything controversial.Which is not to…

The state’s high court last week cleared the way for a project that could increase the momentum behind Baltimore’s burst of transformational energy.Major…

We in the news biz are often accused of caring little about any news that’s not bad news.That’s not true, but the nature of things works against us.…

Thirty years ago, 23 percent of Maryland’s go-for-broke pension system was funded – meaning, it was 77 percent short of what was needed to meet…

So here’s a question for you: if so few Marylanders have made up their minds in the races for governor and attorney general, does this mean we may have a…

Near the end of the philanthropist Willard Hackerman’s life, Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg went to see him in the hospital.Leaning over his bed, he said, “It’s…

Maryland’s education and child welfare community must find the current interest in early childhood education exciting, gratifying – and somewhat…

Just guessing, but I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that speed cameras – particularly Baltimore’s speed cameras – are seen by many as another reminder that…