Early last week Ivan Bates was sworn in as the new state’s attorney in Baltimore City. His first announced change Read More
As expected, the Prince George’s County Democratic Central Committee selected Del. Alonzo Washington on Saturday to fill a vacant seat Read More
A key gauge of family poverty, children who qualify for free or reduced-price meals in public schools, is skyrocketing in Read More
Maryland 529 board chair Peter Tsirigotis turned in his resignation Friday, one day after facing withering criticism from state lawmakers for Read More
As Shelley Halstead gazes upon the vacant, disheveled building that once hosted a stop in the “Green Book,” all she Read More
A highly anticipated interim report from Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.’s inspector general reform commission that was made public Read More
The surge of new businesses that started with the Covid-19 pandemic may have lost a little steam from its peak Read More
The oldest continuously operating African American community theater in the country has received $5.2 million in state and federal funding Read More
A third-generation Baltimore company changed hands last month in a deal spurred in part by decades-long friendships in the tight-knit Read More
Stephen L. Snyder has his law license back. The federally indicted medical malpractice lawyer has been reinstated to the Maryland Read More
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