Hannah Gaskill is a Staff Writer for Government Affairs at The Baltimore Sun. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on state government and politics. Hannah's work has been featured in various publications such as Derrick Publishing Co, WTOP News, and Yahoo News.
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Hannah Gaskill's coverage is heavily focused on local government and legal policy in Maryland, particularly Baltimore. Her articles predominantly cover political announcements, legal policies, and government coordination within the state.
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Gov. Wes Moore issued a Tuesday directive to the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services to target youth-involved motor vehicle thefts.
Top Maryland policymakers are pledging their support for enacting legislation that could cap the prices of over two dozen prescription medications.
By: Hannah Gaskill
President Donald Trump could scale back reproductive healthcare for low-income Marylanders by changing funding requirements to match its objectives, sparking a legal fight.
By: Hannah Gaskill
The Maryland Legislative Black Caucus is calling for transparency from the University of Maryland in the investigation of its club tennis team, which was suspended over racist imagery.
By: Hannah Gaskill
A Maryland legislature candidate filed an appeal against the redistricting Question 3 referendum, though the attorney general's office pushed back on its validity.
By: Hannah Gaskill
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General did not properly track payments to outside counsel or monitor its case management system vendor, an audit found.
By: Hannah Gaskill
Kanaiyah Ward’s mother filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Gov. Wes Moore and Marriott International, alleging that her 16-year-old daughter died because they failed to provide her adequate care.
The Maryland General Assembly is exploring the possibility of removing caps on noneconomic damages payouts.
By: Hannah Gaskill
Maryland lawmakers are exploring a change to the standard of negligence in injury cases, which could put a budgetary strain on municipalities.
The committee backing Maryland's congressional redistricting referendum raised nearly $2.3 million since the state legislature moved to place Question 3 on the ballot.
