For years, Baltimore’s leaders gave overdoses little public attention, even as the death rate swelled to unprecedented levels. But for Read More
Two vacancies in the House of Delegates are closer to being filled. Teresa Saavedra Woorman (D) will be sworn in Read More
When he’s breaking — sometimes called break dancing, by those who aren’t in-the-know — Coleman “Church” Caldwell, 32, feels a Read More
Hagerstown Police Chief Paul Kifer acknowledged this week that the city had a “rough couple of weeks” recently with two Read More
Montgomery County’s recently appointed school Superintendent Thomas Taylor is excited about the coming school year. At the weekly briefing held Read More
Today’s scheduled approval of $16 million in public funds to underwrite construction of an office building on West North Avenue Read More
Initial claims for unemployment insurance totaled less than expected last week, countering other signs that the labor market is weakening. Read More
The Maryland Board of Public Works retroactively approved a contract Wednesday that allowed the state to provide financial assistance payments Read More
Prince George’s County voters appear to have selected District 5 council member Jolene Ivey (D) and Michael Riker (R) to Read More
Council Member Zeke Cohen emerged from this year’s Democratic primary for City Council president far ahead of the other two Read More
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