The City of Baltimore on Wednesday received nearly $475,000 from a settlement involving Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, which filed for bankruptcy in Read More
Only one Maryland jurisdiction ranked favorably on a new report into pollution. One in four Americans live in an area Read More
President Joe Biden lambasted Republicans’ emerging trade-off plans to raise the nation’s debt limit only in exchange for spending cuts Read More
A former top Maryland official who skipped his trial on corruption charges and died last month as a fugitive in Read More
Many people reading Maryland Matters over the last month were focused on a myriad of issues specific to this year’s Read More
The Maryland Department of Agriculture is teaming up with the Maryland Food Bank and Capital Area Food Bank to get Read More
Westminster transformed an old auto repair shop into an education center to create self-driving vehicles as part of an effort Read More
A consumer watchdog is accusing a powerful Maryland regulatory agency of taking too long to respond to its requests for Read More
A longtime Montgomery County business, community and political leader, W. Gregory Wims, was chosen Tuesday night as Montgomery County Democrats’ Read More
This past September, Baltimore City issued an all-too-familiar boil water advisory to residents of West Baltimore, a region of the Read More
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