Three Frederick County furniture sellers have been charged with violating the Consumer Protection Act after they allegedly took deposits on Read More
The Carroll Board of County Commissioners voted 4-1 Thursday to allocate an additional $2 million to Carroll County Public Schools Read More
A legislative committee investigating the tenure of Roy McGrath as head of the Maryland Environmental Service issued a withering report Read More
Annapolis Town Center announced it’s adding about a half dozen new tenants to its roster of stores in the coming Read More
Amid continued violent crime in Baltimore City and other high-profile mass shootings nationwide, Thursday marked national Stop The Bleed Day. Read More
Mayor Brandon Scott declared Friday, May 20 as Preakness LIVE Day in Baltimore City, recognizing the new festival set to Read More
The pharmaceutical market has become complex and dysfunctional.In the absence of federal action on the costs of prescription drugs, state Read More
Under Armour CEO Patrik Frisk is leaving the Baltimore-based athletic apparel maker June 1 after little more than two years Read More
Given recent concerns about ethics in Baltimore City Hall — including those surrounding the legal defense fund of City Council President Nick Read More
Maryland sports fans are in a good spot. The state already boasts retail gambling and is expected to launch mobile Read More
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