The Maryland Transit Administration on Wednesday released projected levels of effectiveness for its six proposed Red Line alternatives, comparing cost, Read More
Open enrollment on Maryland’s health insurance marketplace kicked off Wednesday with a new carrier, expanded savings for young adults and Read More
More than two years after the discovery of severe pollution coming from its two wastewater treatment plants, Baltimore has agreed Read More
Baltimore got a look this week at new renderings of the proposed $500 million redesign of Harborplace — and reactions Read More
The Baltimore Fire Department is making adjustments to how it fights fires. The new procedures were sent out in a Read More
Over the last few months, a handful of city residents tasked with reviewing the Baltimore Police Department’s internal misconduct investigations Read More
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown co-led a coalition of 19 attorneys general who submitted an amicus brief supporting the Montgomery Read More
Karla Silvestre, the president of the Board of Education, joined the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Democratic Breakfast club on Oct. 23 to Read More
African American studies will be offered to high schoolers in Anne Arundel County starting next fall. The class will be Read More
Baltimore officials must now notify the City Council president and city comptroller when they request emergency spending funds. The agreement Read More
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