Each year, Maryland lawmakers propose a number of climate-focused bills. This year, a few are cutting it close to key Read More
A majority of Frederick’s aldermen appear open to expanding the size of the city’s legislative body, but were undecided about Read More
The Harford County Council voted Tuesday to approve modifications to the county’s Agricultural Land Preservation program, which include reducing the Read More
The chair of the House Ways and Means Committee said she expects her committee will cobble together a revenue package Read More
As lawmakers and consumer advocates in state capitols — including in Annapolis — begin to more closely scrutinize the political Read More
Whether Marylanders go to their favorite salon for a shampoo and blowout, or take their dog to the groomer for Read More
Ted Vlahoyiannis has sat in the same seats in M&T Bank Stadium’s west endzone since the stadium opened 25 years Read More
Some things in life are certain: death, taxes and roadwork on Interstate 695. The next phase of an ongoing, multiyear Read More
When Maria Duran first came to the United States in 1995 from El Salvador, she was seeking a better life, Read More
Carroll County school officials are weighing a ban on cellphones in the classroom. Students in the school district are allowed Read More
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