Maryland

In Maryland, an urban-rural divide that mirrors the nation

A pro-Trump trailer still sits alongside I-68 in Allegany County. Coal has been mined in western Maryland since the late 1800s, but few believe the area’s economic future lies in mining. (Photo by J.F. Meils/Capital News Service.)
J.F. Meils

J.F. Meils is a reporter in the Washington, D.C. bureau of the Capital News Service. He covers foreign policy and climate change on Capitol Hill as it relates to Maryland. He has written about everything from white nationalists to cops to marijuana.