A printing error is causing state officials to scramble to make sure local governments can collect all the property taxes Read More
The Frederick County Planning Commission on Wednesday will review a preliminary plan to build a combined agricultural and equestrian park Read More
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.’s bid for Congress got a boost Wednesday from two key endorsements. Retiring Rep. Dutch Read More
If you filed your taxes early (good for you!) and have been wondering where your Maryland tax refund is, you’re Read More
The format of the SAT, a standardized test to determine high schoolers’ college readiness, is changing to a digital format Read More
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski is backing away from a controversial proposal to take some mixed use zoning decisions out Read More
If you want to kill someone, do it with a car. So goes the maxim in the street safety community, Read More
Each year in Maryland, an average of about 170 individuals — men, women and children — lose their lives in Read More
We can all agree that our homes should be safe and healthy, cool in the summer and warm in the Read More
The Maryland Transit Administration is getting a federal and state funding boost to modernize its aging light rail cars. The Read More
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