A judge cannot serve on the Maryland State Bar Association Committee on Ethics monthly volunteer hotline, the Maryland Judicial Ethics Read More
The state’s largest teachers union is backing U.S. Rep. David Trone (D-Md.) in his bid for U.S. Senate, providing a Read More
Maryland’s two largest school systems both have about 3 percent fewer students this fall than they did before the coronavirus Read More
Baltimore’s new five-member board tasked with examining police misconduct files has reviewed 395 cases since launching in June — and Read More
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley told senators Thursday that if he is confirmed as the new commissioner of the Social Read More
With the funeral of fallen Baltimore City Fire Lt. Dillon J. Rinaldo set for Friday, motorists in Baltimore City and Read More
A new digital flight path is expected to improve emergency response times in north Ocean City. The Ocean City Council Read More
Affordable and accessible public transportation is important for an urban setting, and part of having access is convenience. In Prince Read More
Gov. Wes Moore has recommended former Howard County Executive Ken Ulman to lead the Maryland Democratic Party as its new Read More
Operations have been suspended and a site supervisor arrested at the Belair-Edison outpost of the Baltimore anti-violence group Safe Streets Read More
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