Recent lawsuits surrounding the treatment of transgender people housed in Baltimore’s state-run corrections facilities have brought attention to how the Read More
Republican state legislators are criticizing a recent change in how the state reports school test score data, saying that obscuring Read More
A coalition of business groups on Thursday launched a campaign to increase long-distance service at Reagan National Airport, arguing that Read More
Three Baltimore businesses at risk of losing their liquor licenses were granted a renewal Thursday by the city’s Board of Read More
A longtime Jewish deli established 108 years ago on Baltimore’s once bustling Corned Beef Row is expanding for the second Read More
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland has been advocating for the Equal Rights Amendment, either in Washington or Annapolis, for Read More
Horse racing at Laurel Park could resume Saturday after a consultant hired by the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association found only Read More
Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency agreed to increased enforcement over pollution entering the Chesapeake Bay from Pennsylvania as part Read More
Concerns over a big, surprise hike in Baltimore’s dues for education funding are front of mind for city leaders as Read More
Wearing brown leather shoes, a blue plaid suit and a white hard hat, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott climbed into the Read More
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