One of Gov. Wes Moore’s nominees for the Maryland Public Service Commission, which regulates utilities, withdrew from consideration Tuesday amid Read More
Thirteen Greater Baltimore firms have earned a spot on Inc. Magazine’s ranking of the fastest-growing companies in the mid-Atlantic region. Read More
Deputies in Frederick County, Maryland, will be wearing body cameras starting Tuesday as part of their duty uniform. Deputies will Read More
A key component of Democratic Gov. Wes Moore’s push to accelerate the state’s minimum wage could face tough sledding in Read More
I don’t know if the Baltimoreans of 1914 were scandalized by it — hard to tell from a distance of Read More
Gov. Wes Moore’s decision to reduce funding to Maryland’s Broadening Options and Opportunities for Students Today or BOOST program, which Read More
Baltimore County Public Schools educators wanting better compensation upgraded their public pleas to a rally outside the school board meeting Read More
On the last day of Black History Month, Gov. Wes Moore appeared at two events: one to honor the legacy Read More
The new dashboard will offer the public a view of police and court data broken down by neighborhood, police district Read More
There were a lot of emotions, among them frustration, as dozens of people showed up to implore the Prince George’s Read More
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