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The majority of Maryland's 24 sheriffs filed suit in federal court Tuesday to block the Community Trust Act, which their suit said would hamper their obligation to work with federal authorities to combat ill...
The state agency responsible for overseeing Medicaid payments and services lacked “effective processes” to identify millions in questionable payments made to dead or incarcerated people, according to an...
A national watchdog group alleges Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche breached ethical rules in the Tennessee prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was cleared last week of criminal charges after a judge...
Last winter's dredge survey by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science found the Bay’s crabs, especially young crabs, have rebounded from a long slump,...
The U.S. Postal Service is putting immediate restrictions on nonessential spending to avoid running out of cash sooner than expected, which could be next spring, with restrictions expected to impact hiring,...
Residents affected by the massive raw sewage spill into the Potomac River earlier this year shared ongoing concerns at a public meeting in Glen Echo on Monday night, including concerns about safety of the wa...
State officials plan to split remaining work on the Francis Scott Key Bridge into four separate contracts, hoping to boost competition and lower costs, after parting ways with the current contractor over an...
Gov. Wes Moore petitioned the U.S. Department of Agriculture Wednesday for a disaster declaration for Maryland farmers after an early-season freeze in April caused "devastating" crop losses to orchards and v...
Biomarker testing is effective, cost-efficient and protected by Maryland law, which requires insurance to cover it, writes Erin Dalder-Alpher, who asks why patients like herself have to fight to get coverage...
The state set an annual goal of $450 million for school construction, but that won't come close to eliminating the backlog and local systems can only do so much, writes Kalman Hettleman, who says it's time f...
Maryland has a housing shortage -- no surprise there -- and that's because it's hard for builders to make the numbers work here, writes Tom Coale. But there are answers to be had, if the state is willing to...
Climate change is not some distant, future threat, it's being felt now all across Maryland, writes Hilary Harp Falk, which is why the federal government's decision to do away with the endangerment finding ne...
State health officials are urging Marylanders to take personal safety measures and check on vulnerable neighbors as temperatures start to rise this summer, following the death of an elderly man in Calvert Co...
The commission to study the history of the House of Reformation begins to take shape, Schools Superintendent Carey Wright draws a Super comparison and House Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk's slip of the tongue...
Former Harford County Council member Aaron Penman inched closer Friday to potentially being returned to his former seat during a hearing in circuit court.
A free grocery store has opened inside the Fairmount Heights Branch Library in Prince George’s County, the first Maryland site for Atlanta-based Goodr. It will serve more than 200 families a month, offerin...
While they wait for a reply to their request for federal aid, state officials Friday unveiled their own campaign to assist Maryland farmers hit by a "devastating" April freeze that damaged crops and wiped ou...
Former Howard County Executive Allan Kitttleman recently walked into his county board of elections. Aside from going unrecognized, what happened next might surprise some who know the lifelong Republican: He...
The Maryland Early Care and Education Coalition plans to develop a statewide early care and education workforce registry, and coordination with the Governor’s Workforce Development Board.
The future of data centers and their huge appetite for electricity is quickly escalating as a political flashpoint from coast to coast, moving from cities and states now to the nation’s capital.
New families in need of health insurance, parental leave and other resources can look up that information on a new state website, described as a “one-stop” resource hub to support families and make sure...
Sherry trades O’s job for Ag job, a shakeup at top of Moore reelection campaign, in political notes
Prominent immigrant rights group endorses Ferguson’s reelection bid