In Court Filing, Attorney General Says Harford County Sheriff's Office Is Impeding A Fatal Police Shooting Investigation

“The people of Maryland deserve better, and we will fight to see that they get it,” Frosh said in a statement.

Citing New Economic Analysis, Unions Claim UMD College Park Is Underpaying Its Staff

The 123-page report was contracted by the University of Maryland College Park chapter of the American Association of University Professors.

These MD High Schools Rank Among 2022’s Best: U.S. News

The annual ranking by U.S. News and World Report evaluates MD's best high schools based on graduation rates, academic performance and more.

Against The Odds, Sports Wagering Panel Offers More Help For Minority Businesses

In virtually every state that has legalized sports gambling, mobile has left bricks-and-mortar betting in the dust.

Political Notes: Women's Caucus Golden Anniversary; Comptroller Race Poll; Endorsements; More

“These women were isolated,” former Sen. Gloria G. Lawlah (D-Prince George's), who served in the legislature from 1987 to 2007, said.

With New Districts Set, Election Officials ‘Working Long Hours' To Prepare For Primary

There is much left to do to ensure every Maryland voter casts the correct ballot, County Elections Director Ruie Lavoie said.

Frank DeFilippo: Marilyn Mosby's About To Meet Her Maker — The Voters

But there's a fourth presence, the brooding, lengthened shadow of past elections and their prescient, indisputable consequences.

After Unexpected Turnover On Patuxent River Commission, Bill To Reinstate Riverkeeper Awaits Governor's Action

For these reasons, Sollner-Webb made a motion to oppose the Erickson Senior Living at Limestone Valley last spring.

With Implicit Bias Hurting Patients, Some States, Including Maryland, Train Doctors

Those tests, conducted a decade ago, showed that two-thirds of the physicians preferred white patients over Black.

Dwayne Haskins Death, New Bay Bridge, Best High Schools: MD News

Top MD news includes a 3rd Bay Bridge span site, a ranking of the best public high schools, more details on how NFL's Dwayne Haskins died.

MD 2022 Hurricane Season Forecast: What To Know

Forecasters say 2022 could be another active year for hurricanes along Maryland and the East Coast. Get ready before the storms start.

Maryland Wins Approval To Design New Bay Crossing Near Existing Bridge

In approving Maryland's “Tier 1” analysis, federal officials paved the way for the state to advance to the next phase in the process.

Montgomery Lawmaker's 11th-Hour Withdrawal Roils Democratic Activists

Kaufman fills the ballot vacancy created when Del. Al Carr withdrew his re-election bid just hours before the 9 p.m. filing deadline.

Opinion: MDOT's Emails On Toll Lane Project Are Inappropriate PR Documents

Feb. 11, the Maryland Department of Transportation emailed to the public a communication, “HOT Lanes Can Improve Access and Options."

Maryland's Best Public High Schools: 2022 Rankings Released

Niche.com released its 2022 rankings of the best public high schools in the country, and Maryland is on the list. See the best in the state.

Ohio Bribery Scandal Hits Home In Maryland — And Utility Customers May Be Footing The Bill

The scandal has touched the administration of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R), top lawmakers and lobbyists; aftershocks are felt in Maryland.

Baltimore To Pay 200 Young Parents $1,000 A Month As Part Of Guaranteed Income Pilot Program

The unconditional cash payment is meant to supplement earnings and provide young families with a baseline income, helping them afford.

What's In Store For Future Congressional Redistricting Cycles In Maryland?

Questions linger following the striking down of the General Assembly's map last month.

‘A Legacy Year' For Animal Welfare Laws In Annapolis, Advocates Say

“This was the year to get it done for the animals and pass critical reforms that have been debated but never before moved" -- Bevan-Dangel

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2022: When To Spot Fireballs In MD Skies

The Lyrid meteor shower is at its peak this week in Maryland. Here's when and where you can spot the meteor known for producing fireballs.

MGH Adds Three New Hires

MGH announced it has added three new employees to its account management and social media teams

Even After 30 Months, MDOT Says ‘Beltway Accord' Remains A Work In Progress

Hogan said the “historic, once-in-a-generation” agreement would speed construction of a new, wider bridge that would help reduce congestion.

Lawmakers Commit State Funding To Build Women's Pre-Release Center

During the truncated 2020 legislative session, Washington successfully sponsored The Gender-Responsive Prerelease Act.

Montgomery Democratic Central Committee's Pick For District 18 Ballot Vacancy Is Aaron Kaufman

Because of redistricting-related delays in the primary process, the committee had only four days (over a holiday weekend) to make the pick.

Political Notes: Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Take Climate Pledge; Baron At Knife's Edge; More

Race is the top "indicator of placement of toxic facilities” and communities of color are 79 percent more likely to live nearby - resolution

MD Summer Travel Plans Surge As COVID Concerns Ease: AAA Poll

Maryland residents are making summer travel plans, despite high gas prices, a AAA Travel poll says. It's the first trip in 2 years for some.

MD Teacher Wins $50K After Husband Bought Lotto Ticket To Cheer Her up

When Robyn Mejia was having a rough week, her husband brought home a scratch-off to try and lift her spirits. It paid off in a big way.

This Tax Day, Advocates Call On Maryland Lawmakers To Support A Billionaire Tax

Data analyzed by Americans for Tax Fairness demonstrated nine of Maryland's 11 billionaires saw an $11.6 billion increase in their wealth.

Financial Cost And Environmental Impact Of Ship Freed From Chesapeake Bay Muck Remains Uncertain

The freeing team consisted of the U.S. Coast Guard, the Maryland Department of the Environment, and the Evergreen Marine Corporation.

Reilly Abandons State Senate Re-Election Bid, Clears Field For Del. Saab

In an interview, Reilly insisted that he made up his mind to leave politics four years ago, following a tough 2018 election fight.

Political Notes: Olszewski Backs Lierman; Montgomery Democrats To Vote On District 18 Candidate Vacancy

In his endorsement, Olszewski said Lierman would “be a partner and champion” for county residents and all Marylanders, in securing of funds.

After A 36-Year Run, An ‘Accidental Politician' Prepares To Leave The Stage

“Open classrooms” were the fad at the time, she recalled during a recent interview in her Annapolis office.

Mask Mandate Overturned For MD Transit; BWI, MARC Affected

A federal judge said the CDC overstepped its authority in extending a national mask mandate for BWI, MARC, and other public transportation.

Candidate Filing Deadline Creates Last-Second Drama

The top-line news is that three credible Republicans have filed to seek the GOP nomination in Ruppersberger's 2nd District.

LGBTQ Community, People Of Color In Crosshairs Of Republican Banning-Of-Books Movement

GOP-based group "Moms For Liberty" targets schools, school administrators, board members to force right-wing policies, the report states.

Opinion: District 18 Vacancy Highlights Need To Reform Legislative Appointment Process

With the last-minute shuffling at the candidate-filing deadline, we find ourselves with yet another vacancy of sorts in Annapolis.

Remembering One Of The Fathers Of The Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve

Through the years, the agricultural reserve has also become a political symbol, a state of mind, and, occasionally, a flashpoint.

Fundraising Reports: Edwards Outraises Ivey In 4th; A Quick Look At Maryland's Congressional Races

The 4th District primary is shaping up to be one of the marquee congressional races in Md., this year, with Edwards and Ivey as contenders.

MD Weather: Nor'easter To Bring Rain, Strong Winds, Snow

Heavy rain, snow and strong winds are on the way, and could cause flooding in parts of Maryland, the National Weather Service says.

MD Weather: Frost Advisory Issued For Monday Morning

As MD temperatures drop into the low 30s, the National Weather Service had issued a freeze watch and a hazardous weather statement.