Maryland 2022 Primary: Get to know the Governor, Comptroller and Attorney General candidates

The 2022 Maryland Primary begins Thursday with early voting and vote-by mail. Election Day is July 19. There are multiple Republican and Democratic candidates vying for three of Maryland's top offices – governor, comptroller and attorney general. 

Maryland 2022 Primary: Get to know the Senate, House, and County Executive candidates

In addition to the big races for governor, comptroller and attorney general, several Republican and Democratic candidates are vying for votes in primary races for the Senate, House of Representatives, and Montgomery County Executive. Early voting kicked off last week and wraps up Thursday, July 14th ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, July 19. 

Maryland 2022 Primary: Where each gubernatorial candidate stands on abortion

Abortion rights have become a central issue in the 2022 midterm election after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. We take a look at where each of the candidates for governor of Maryland stand on the issue of abortion access. 

Maryland sees surge in applications for wear and carry gun permits

Maryland is dealing with an "exponential increase" in applications for wear and carry gun permits, according to State Police. 

Maryland 2022 Primary: Here's how to vote by mail and in-person

Here is a comprehensive guide on when to vote, where to vote, who can vote, how to register to vote, and more useful voting information for Maryland residents.

Former Maryland official pleads guilty to bribery conspiracy

A former senior Maryland official has pleaded guilty to bribery relating to information technology contracts with a state agency.

Maryland governor vetoes several bills, including mail-in ballot signature measure

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced vetoes of 18 bills Friday, including a measure that would have allowed voters who forget to sign their mail-in ballot envelope to do so after mailing it to get it counted.

Investigation reveals former chief of staff to Maryland governor abused his position

The former chief of staff to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan abused his position as leader of the Maryland Environmental Service, in part by arranging for an unprecedented $233,647 severance payment, according to a legislative investigation.

Piscataway Tribe reacts after learning Indian Head Highway has not been renamed

The bill Maryland Governor Larry Hogan signed into law on April 21 is not being interpreted by the Maryland State Highway Administration or the Maryland Department of Transportation as a name change.

Hogan argues GOP 'won’t win back' White House with Trump as nominee

In a speech that loudly hints toward a potential 2024 GOP presidential run, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday night will highlight that he’s a "common sense conservative from the Reagan wing of the Republican Party." 

Former Maryland mayor sentenced in revenge porn case

A former Maryland mayor who admitted to posting nude photos of his ex-girlfriend on Reddit will not have to spend time behind bars under a plea deal announced by the state prosecutor’s office on Monday.

State lawmakers vote to return to all-elected school board in Prince George's Co.

In the Maryland General Assembly’s final hours, lawmakers passed a bill requiring a return to an all-elected school board in Prince George’s County. 

New congressional map approved in Maryland

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan approved a new congressional map Monday with more compact districts, after a judge struck down a previous map 10 days ago for being a “product of extreme partisan gerrymandering.”

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan working on 'emergency suspension' of state gas tax

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday that he is working with the Maryland General Assembly to suspend the state's gas tax as fuel prices in the state surge past $4 per gallon.

Gov. Larry Hogan: 'People of Maryland stand with Ukraine'

Governor Larry Hogan joined "Your World with Neil Cavuto" on Fox News Tuesday to discuss Maryland’s actions in support of Ukraine.