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It's still unofficial, but with 89% of the vote in early returns there's little doubt: Prince George’s County State’s ...
A federal judge in Maryland on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to restore AmeriCorps programs and workers in the 24 ...
Aisha Braveboy wastes little time making administration appointments, less time setting up a transition team, Carroll County ...
State officials Friday announced a series of budget cuts they said could reduce spending by nearly $400 million in coming ...
A 2,000-gallon diesel spill from tanks on the Johns Hopkins Hospital campus in East Baltimore that contaminated a portion of ...
Marylanders affected by federal layoffs this year can now apply for an interest-free state loan to help them pay the bills in ...
It was admittedly a Hail Mary, but a farmer-led group hoping to get 20,000 signatures in a matter of days to petition a new ...
Former Anne Arundel County Register of Wills Erica Griswold is appealing her May shoplifting conviction. She remains free on ...
State insurance officials warn that thousands of Marylanders with health insurance on the state marketplace could see ...
Maryland has done what it can to manage its economy in the face of federal job cuts, writes Jyoti Mohan, and problems that led one bond-rating agency to downgrade its rating for the state should be ...
We liberals have failed to learn the lesson that more money isn’t enough for schoolchildren to succeed. We must pay equal attention to accountability for how efficiently and effectively the money is ...
Discussions about rising energy costs may have dominated this past Maryland General Assembly session. But even higher bills are on the way. Beginning June 1, elevated rates took effect for utilities ...
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