Sarah Petrowich is a State Politics Reporter at Delaware Public Media. With a strong background in journalism and political science, she focuses on government and politics, public health, and energy policy, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, and healthcare administration. Sarah's work has been featured in outlets such as KBIA 91.3 FM, CDC Gaming Reports, and WBUR.
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By: Sarah Petrowich
The two projects include an addition to Gunpowder Falls State Park and a new 70-acre acquisition in Charles County that will become the Swanson Creek Wildlife Management Area. Both projects were funded by Maryland’s Program Open Space.
By: Sarah Petrowich
The Big Gunpowder Falls River can be seen beyond Days Cove Rubble Landfill in White Marsh. Photo credit: Jerry Jackson / The Baltimore Banner.
By: Sarah Petrowich
The regional grid operator PJM wants to hold a separate energy auction for data centers, but some ratepayer advocates worry this could still keep residential customers on the hook for funding data centers’ energy supply. The proposal still needs to gain approval from federal energy regulators.
By: Sarah Petrowich
Come January, all Maryland employers must either opt into the state’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance program, or contract with a private insurer to offer paid leave benefits. The state-run plan offers up to $1,000 of compensation per week for 12 weeks of job-protected leave.
By: Sarah Petrowich
AFSCME workers call for a better wage deal ahead of the release of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s budget proposal on Jan. 16, 2026, in Annapolis, Md.
The Maryland Community Compass is a free development platform for entrepreneurs looking for neighborhood insights, funding resources and zoning information. The launch comes just months after Gov. Wes Moore announced an “AI Innovation Lab” to upscale AI adoption and experimentation in state government.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s administration has launched a free AI platform that provides neighborhood insights, funding resources and zoning information to entrepreneurs and developers.
By: Sarah Petrowich, Pamela Wood
The Robert C. Murphy Courts of Appeal Building in Annapolis hosts the Supreme Court of Maryland and the Appeals Court of Maryland.
The Maryland Supreme Court is letting a key consitutional amendment over how congressional districts are drawn head to voters for final approval. Here’s what Marylanders can expect between now and November.
The lawsuit alleges ICE agents are not establishing probable cause that the person is in the U-S unlawfully, and that the person is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained before making warrantless arrests. The plaintiffs are requesting a preliminary injunction to stop the practice.
