Baltimore’s spending board approved contracts Wednesday for Mayor Brandon Scott’s appointees to lead the police and fire departments, two days Read More
This week, I am stepping down from my position as Maryland state superintendent of schools and transitioning to a role Read More
A group of 500 commercial office cleaners in Baltimore voted unanimously Wednesday afternoon to authorize a strike as their contract Read More
T. Rowe Price Group Inc. has launched its first fund with Oak Hill Advisors since purchasing the company in 2021 Read More
Cycling will return to Baltimore for another lap around the county and into the city in 2024. Weeks after the Read More
County officials approved emergency legislation regulating cannabis establishments this week. On Tuesday, the Worcester County Commissioners approved legislation amending the Read More
Uninsured residents will be given priority when it comes to government distribution of the new COVID-19 booster, county Health Officer Read More
A handful of members within the Maryland congressional delegation are asking the Internal Revenue Service to waive rules that would Read More
Five young people, including four Morgan State University students, were shot Tuesday night on the institution’s campus in Northeast Baltimore, Read More
The Baltimore County Council will explore the possibility of adding more council members, following years of pressure from voting rights Read More
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