Maryland Headlines from The Washington Post

Dan Morse / TWP

He didn’t think his speeding was dangerous. Then he crashed and killed 3 people.

“I was very naive,” the 21-year-old Maryland driver said in an interview from jail as he awaits sentencing in the Bethesda wreck.

By Dan Morse • Read more »

Could moving a giant cross or cutting off its arms resolve a 1st Amendment case?

Federal appeals judges aired both thoughts during hearing over Maryland landmark

By Ann E. Marimow • Read more »

Del. Will Smith named to fill Raskin’s Md. Senate seat

Montgomery Democratic Central Committee passes over Del. David Moon.

By Bill Turque • Read more »

Hyattsville will allow non-U.S. citizens to vote in city elections

The Prince George’s municipality is the seventh city in Maryland where people can vote even if they are not citizens.

By Arelis R. Hernández • Read more »

Army-Navy game audience expected to include Hogan and Trump

Hogan “not sure” if he will have an opportunity to talk to Trump; will welcome him if the “opportunity presents itself. . . as I would with any president”

By Ovetta Wiggins • Read more »

Hogan proposes 5 days paid sick leave for Md. businesses with at least 50 workers

The GOP governor’s plan sets up a standoff with Democrats who want a more expansive sick-leave policy.

By Ovetta Wiggins and Josh Hicks • Read more »

Proposal for $15 minimum wage delayed in Maryland’s largest jurisdiction

Council President Roger Berliner (D-Potomac-Bethesda) wants a new study to examine the effect on local businesses.

By Bill Turque • Read more »