A host of medical organizations have filed a brief in support of an Anne Arundel County law that requires informational Read More
As Sheila Dixon begins her third run for Baltimore City mayor since she resigned from office in 2010, the landscape Read More
The four-day workweek has gained another champion — this time, it’s the United Auto Workers union. UAW President Shawn Fain Read More
Frederick should expand the size of its legislative body, according to early recommendations before a committee considering changes to the Read More
Baltimore’s liquor board approved a new liquor license in Keswick on Thursday despite the impassioned objections of some residents and Read More
Howard County public school students will continue getting rides next week from bus drivers flown in from other states, while Read More
The fragmented state of U.S. health care data has been shaped by technological, legal, and financial factors. In the early Read More
Baltimore Police will soon track officer behaviors, such as uses of force or arrests, to look for red flags in Read More
Dear Baltimore, Some of you may recall that I started my public service journey both as an educator and as Read More
On Sunday, the Washington Commanders take the field for the first regular season home game under their new owners, a Read More
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