
Senate Bill 1: They Make More. We Pay More. By Len Foxwell
Who is ready for more sticker shock at the grocery store? Well…get ready. It’s going to happen right here in Maryland. On March 1, the

Who is ready for more sticker shock at the grocery store? Well…get ready. It’s going to happen right here in Maryland. On March 1, the

In the corridors of legislative power in Maryland, a bill looms large, bearing the ominous moniker Senate Bill 1 / House Bill 267. This legislative

Maryland’s farming lands, especially those on the Eastern Shore, are a crucially important food-producing asset of our State. Unfortunately, those rural lands and associated small-town

In my role as the Senate Republican Leader, a position bestowed upon me by my fellow Republican colleagues, I am here today to communicate our

The recent commentary published in Maryland Matters attacking the ability of farmers to install solar panels on their farmland is deserving of condemnation after a fact check.

Maryland is increasingly becoming a multicultural, multiethnic, and multilingual state. Last July, the state reported that 16.7 percent of the population were born outside of

Today I was bored and looking for a read, anything . I rifled through the mail and found nothing interesting to look at. More bills

On June 24, 2022, the day the U. S. Supreme Court announced the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, I was in Montana, on

The Lakeside at Trappe development is underway, and 109 homes have already been built. Let’s not write a “blank check” for the remainder of the