More than 200 people in Maryland have lost their jobs as a result of a national trucking company’s bankruptcy. Yellow Read More
The month before classes start, full-time social work students at the University of Maryland, Baltimore were told via email that Read More
Baltimore’s Department of Public Works on Wednesday ended its request for residents in the city and surrounding counties to voluntarily Read More
The June 2023 preliminary unemployment rate in Montgomery County showed the lowest non-seasonal June rate in more than 30 years Read More
Executives for a Baltimore cannabis pharmaceutical company rang the opening bell on the Nasdaq Exchange on Wednesday, two days after Read More
Gaithersburg-based Emergent BioSolutions was supposed to be a key player in the nation’s COVID-19 vaccine production, but after a mix-up Read More
About 40 people were on hand Tuesday night at Hagerstown Community College for a “listening session” led by the Maryland Read More
A federal judge in Maryland will deliver a ruling on Montgomery County schools’ requirement to include LGBTQ materials in elementary Read More
The life’s work of renown, prolific Baltimore artist Joyce J. Scott will be the subject of a special retrospective exhibit Read More
On Aug. 6, 1926, the Democratic Advocate newspaper carried an article on the local “efforts of the newly formed Law Read More
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