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Lawmakers from Chesapeake Bay states are looking to attach a climate-related provision to the must-pass annual defense bill.
In the corporate world, the term “turnaround artist” has mixed connotations.
An organizer and activist, Socol was spurred to action by the killing of a Black man by a Montgomery County police officer, the report says.
(Editor's Note: This story was updated to include results from an initial mail-in ballot canvass in Annapolis on Wednesday.)
Maryland officials authorized providers across the state to begin scheduling appointments to make the vaccine available for the children.
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) added Rep. David J. Trone (D-Md.) to its 2022 target list Wednesday.
Young adults in Maryland can enroll in a health insurance program through the state's public health benefits exchange.
The process to select a new state treasurer is under way.
Democratic comptroller candidate and Bowie Mayor Timothy J. Adams is making procurement reform and closing Maryland's racial wealth divide.
Days after some of the worst coastal flooding in Maryland history, six of the nine Democratic candidates met for a virtual forum.
The condition of Blacks in Maryland "is best understood as an internal colony of American imperialism," the author states.
Change continues apace in the House of Delegates, after a committee leader was appointed to the Montgomery County Circuit Court bench.
Members of the Governor's Salary Commission weighed bringing the salaries of several closer to the amount paid to members of Congress.
Standing outside a home with a planted redbud in the front lawn, Baltimore County Executive Olszewski announced the program.
The head of the Maryland Energy Administration tried to block a provision under consideration by the state's Climate Change Commission.
Lawmakers from Maryland's westernmost legislative district have written the West Virginia Legislature seeking to join that body.
Unionized state employees gathered to demand that Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) invest this surplus in underfunded and understaffed state agencies.
Fair Maps Maryland is a group formed by former lawmakers to support maps proposed by the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission.
Frosh made the announcement Thursday that he will not seek re-election to a third term, capping off a 35-year political career.
From the pandemic's devastation, the author, Trone, a Democrat in the U.S House, says, "We can build back, and build back better."