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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...
Over 20 candidates vie to replace long-serving Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer, with issues like affordability and healthcare taking center stage at a key forum.
Utility company says the increase will help maintain Maryland's most reliable electricity system.
Abrego Garcia’s habeas petition before Maryland federal Judge Paula Xinis argues that the Trump administration did not make a genuine effort to remove him to a country where he would not be harmed, persecu...
The announcement that a longtime East Baltimore animal hospital was planning to close is shining a light on a growing veterinarian shortage affecting communities across Maryland and the country.
Looking for a meaningful way to spend the weekend? Several veteran-focused events are happening across Maryland and the DMV.
Bobby LaPin, a Baltimore boat charter operator and social media personality is challenging Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson in the District 46 Democratic primary.
A new 24/7 mini pantry at Bay Community Health is the 10th in the Priority Partners Cupboards Project across Maryland.
The home slate includes matchups vs. Maryland, Syracuse, North Carolina and James Madison. Six UConn football games in East Hartford will air on CBS Sports Network.
The 25-year-old is accused of shooting first in the incident at White Bear and Maryland avenues.
The Maryland Crime Victims Resource Center (MCVRC) and former Maryland Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah have filed a lawsuit seeking to halt approval of a proposed $1.4 million class-action settlement.
Maryland officials are weighing a cheaper bus-based Red Line as rail costs reach $9 billion, raising questions about transit promises and funding.
Two Middle River residents were killed Thursday night in a wrong-way crash involving four vehicles on I-83 in York County, Pennsylvania.