The speed cameras that were installed on Interstate 83 to help reduce crashes on one of Baltimore’s busiest thruways aren’t Read More
The Anne Arundel County Public Schools community is concerned about transportation, retaining leaders of color and the system’s ability to Read More
In the two months since Maryland filed suit against Baltimore City over sewage treatment failures at its two wastewater plants, Read More
Maryland’s new primary date has local election officials worried that, compared to prior elections, a larger number of county voters Read More
A judge has accepted a remedial Baltimore County Council map with one majority Black council district. U.S. District Court Judge Read More
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson on Thursday spoke with C4 and Bryan Nehman on a number of different topics including Read More
The Environmental Integrity Project claims 97% of Delaware rivers and streams are too polluted for both water recreation and aquatic Read More
The ability of legislative district mapmakers to use both single- and multi-member delegate districts is enshrined in the Maryland Constitution. Read More
The first of a trio of deluges to hit historic Ellicott City since 2011 was enough to make Vince Saulsbury Read More
The Maryland State Board of Education was briefed Tuesday on standardized test scores that have been trickling out since December. Read More
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