There is no one trick to fix American democracy — but implementing ranked-choice voting in primary and general elections around Read More
Two senior communities in Baltimore are set to receive an infusion of federal money — totaling $1.1 million — to Read More
The Israeli military on Thursday warned people to evacuate communities in southern Lebanon that are outside a U.N.-declared buffer zone, Read More
The Port of Baltimore is expected to fully reopen Friday morning after the union representing 45,000 striking U.S. dockworkers at Read More
Sarah Moorefield, 40, is a single mother of two teenagers: 15-year-old Izzy and 13-year-old McKenna. Both girls are interested in Read More
Maryland officials on Wednesday approved a $62.4 million contract to set up a paid family and medical leave insurance program Read More
A unique program in Maryland is being recognized for rehabilitating and supporting at-risk youths affected by an increasing prevalence of Read More
Members of the Anne Arundel County Council have introduced revised inclusionary housing policy that requires developers to make a percentage Read More
November elections in Baltimore are typically snoozers — the real action in the Democrat-dominated city comes during the spring primaries. Read More
Sustainability smacks you the instant you pull into the IKEA parking lot in College Park. Most spaces are tucked under Read More
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