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Sitting outside along the waterfront Thursday, a group of environmental leaders said Maryland should invest in climate change solutions.
Maryland voters "want to end this losing war against cannabis," the author, who served in the House of Delegates, writes.
The committee charged with selecting nominees to oversee the education reform plan has declined to send a new slate of potential appointees.
Cecilia Fenwick has been on home detention for nearly 90 days; fees associated with her electronic monitoring services strained her wallet.
Harford County Executive Glassman (R) wants to put the issue of term limits for county council members on the ballot for the next election.
Some of the largest telecommunications companies operating in Maryland reported that they had fully implemented STIR/SHAKEN protocols.
The shortage of health care workers in Maryland needs to be addressed in light of Hogan's plan, the report indicates.
Maryland Environment Secretary Ben Grumbles on Thursday hailed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for new rules phasing out gases.
While they've been there 54 years, "studies of similar programs show that school resource officers do not make campuses any safer."
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance President Biden's first slate of U.S. attorney nominees, including Del. Barron (D).
If a gubernatorial candidate forum takes place and very few people watch it, did it actually happen?
Maryland state and local governments are expected to receive roughly $11.9 billion as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.
School board members are in an ongoing feud that stemmed from ethics complaints. The Prince George's leaders want to resolve this dispute.
Baltimore will purchase the liens of 454 owner-occupied homes this fall to keep them out of the city's tax sale process, Mayor Scott said.
The need evolved due to a visitor surge so great that Maryland state parks turned people away 292 times last year amid the pandemic.
Regarding the pandemic combined with the end of debt forgiveness, the author states "many homeowners are fearful about what comes next."
The panel met less than a month after remnants of Hurricane Ida tore through Annapolis and inundated parts of Maryland with floods.
Six Democratic gubernatorial candidates Tuesday night laid out their plans to tackle housing insecurity and protect tenants.
A new report puts a dollar value on what it means to get stuck on flooded roads in Maryland.
Maryland's new sports gambling law allows state regulators to issue temporary licenses to companies that have undergone background checks.