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Vicente volunteers to distribute food to people in need, whose lives have been upended by pandemic-related social, economic, health issues.
Motorists across Maryland and the country are still shouldering the burden of gas price hikes, while oil production has not matched demand.
Shalleck, one of two Republican candidates for state attorney general, was punctual for a virtual forum Tuesday night.
On March 29, 2021, a day before his birthday, Wright was driving a dump truck on the shoulder of westbound Route 70, when he was struck.
The state gas tax is expected to increase on July 1, from 36.1 cents per gallon to 43 cents per gallon, according to the formula.
It's in a letter sent Monday that's sure to accomplish little, except spotlight GOP talking points.
Maryland, a pioneer in establishing a medications cost control board, has no definition for “upper payment limits” within its state code.
StandUp MD is a fellowship program that will train college students and recent graduates on the art of political organization.
A handful of candidates has released internal polls, but those are greeted with skepticism, even when conducted by respected pollsters.
Like many immigrants fleeing poverty after a natural disaster, my family and I immigrated from El Salvador after the 2001 earthquakes.
McGrath has been accused of misleading state officials, including Hogan, and MES board members about the terms of his severance deal.
Do Maryland's stewards realize that they are investing $8.3 billion to procure electricity with a probable market value of $3.3 billion?
“Come rally with the patriots of Maryland,” one of the images on the video says.
The Baltimore City Council prepares to hold budget hearings at the end of the month.
Dartigue, currently the acting district public defender for Baltimore, will replace Paul B. DeWolfe Jr. as the public defender for Maryland.
Last week, the Board of Public Works voted 2-1 to lease Spring Grove Hospital Center to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for $1.
This is no small feat for a weekday afternoon.
Baltimore residents who are between 18 and 25 years old and are not attending school or working are the preferred applicants.
Thirty-one percent of likely primary voters favored Edwards, while 18% backed Ivey. Former state delegate Angel (D) garnered four percent.
The report states Ms. Lacks's living cell samples were collected and used, without her consent, for a 1951 medical procedure.
