It is hard to believe we are already past the midpoint of a legislative session unlike any other. more

Gerrymandering is redrawing those lines for political advantage, whether to elect more members of a political party or protect political incumbents. Either way, your vote matters less. more

Finally, we have turned a corner on the long, winding road back to a normal school week for all students. more

Instead of the internet and culture fostering dialogue bridge-building and the world becoming a smaller place, today it seems the chasm between us has widened and the internet has become a glorified echo chamber that fosters tribalism rather than bridge-building. more

Is there a current issue at hand that you feel strongly about? We know our readers are passionate about their neighborhoods, schools, community and so much more – and the Voice would love for you to tell us about it. more

Severna Park High School athlete Emersyn Kelter explains why winter sports should get a season. more

Major Neill Franklin responds to a column written by Peter Franchot and Dr. Enid Neptune. more

Two legislators have introduced legislation that would end the sale of all flavored tobacco in Maryland. more

Nearly 160 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln stood on the Capitol steps of the East Portico to deliver his first inaugural address. more

The vaccine is finally available! Well, almost. Teachers are in vaccination group 1B. The only remaining piece to this puzzle is the vaccine itself. So where is it? more

Dr. Casey M. Breslin discusses pre-existing medical conditions and the COVID-19 vaccine priority groups more

Madeleine Stern explains how shifting perspectives can lead to a healthier and happier life. more