Maryland

Why Abortion Matters In This Suddenly Competitive Blue-State Senate Race

Larry Hogan has managed to make his anti-abortion rights views irrelevant in Maryland. That’ll be a tough sell as he runs for Senate.
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Family Of Slain Mom Has Hope Killer Might Be Caught After Sketch Of Suspect Released

Months after a woman was killed on a Maryland trail, authorities released an image of a man linked to both her death and a violent home invasion in Los Angeles.
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2-Year-Old Boy In Stroller Dies After Getting Caught In Crossfire Of Shooting

A Langley Park detective found young Jeremy Poou-Caceres fatally shot and his mother suffering a non-life-threatening injury,
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Republican Larry Hogan Is Running For Senate In Maryland

Hogan's announcement virtually rules out a No Labels third-party run for president.
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Maryland Elections Board Member Resigns After Arrest On Jan. 6 Riot Charges

The official, Carlos Ayala, faces a felony and several misdemeanor charges.
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Maryland Man Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison For Anti-LGBTQ+ Threats

Adam Michael Nettina threatened to “slaughter” the LGBTQ+ community in a voicemail to the Human Rights Campaign.
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Rep. Steny Hoyer Ends Retirement Speculation

The powerful lawmaker stepped down from his role as House Majority Leader after the party lost its majority in the last election cycle.
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A Former Capitol Police Officer Who Testified About Jan. 6 Is Running For Congress

Harry Dunn, a 15-year veteran of the Capitol police force, is running in Maryland's 3rd Congressional District.
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Police Fatally Shot A Black Man Wearing Handcuffs — And His Family Wants Justice

Michael Owen, a Maryland officer, killed William Green while he was handcuffed in a police car in 2020. A jury later acquitted Owen.
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More Schools Sending Kids In Handcuffs To ER For Misbehavior

Last year, schools in one Maryland county sent kids for psychiatric evaluation at least 117 times.
By ANNIE MA of The Associated Press and MEREDITH KOLODNER of The Hechinger Report, AP