In 2013, soon after the passage of an overhaul of state campaign finance law, Jared DeMarinis was handed a badge. Read More
A new cruise line is making Baltimore a homeport. Norwegian Cruise Lines launched a brand new cruise Friday, with plans Read More
Howard County has it all — affluence, quality education, health care and recreation — but no community escaped the Covid-19 Read More
Howard County School officials have been working over the holiday weekend to fix last week’s transportation issues. The first week Read More
Frederick County’s schools and libraries will receive federal money to benefit students who lack internet connectivity at home. The grant Read More
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General has ratcheted up a more defiant legal strategy in its defense of a Read More
The labor market is stable and healthy, economists and policy experts say, although the unemployment rate ticked up in the Read More
A 16-year-old was shot to death in Annapolis over the summer. The death of Robert Clark on a July night Read More
In early June, a staff member in the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services asked her supervisor for help crafting a Read More
It’s just days before the 2022 midterm election that has professional Democrats fretting about a “red wave,” and though she’s Read More
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