A tax break for Maryland bus and MARC train riders will expire in January, costing commuters hundreds of dollars unless Congress acts to restore the benefit.
A 2010 Maryland law gave homeowners in foreclosure the right to mediation. But three years later, legal advocates say mediation has done little to help.
Developer says there is not enough low-income housing in Gaithersburg.
"Now when I need my government it seems that I have been totally abandoned and forgotten," Warren Weinstein says in a video purported to have been released to some U.S. news organizations.
A Baltimore woman who served jail time for involuntary manslaughter is now on a state task force that looks at how minors are treated in the state's justice system.
"I witnessed acts that I think no child should witness." -- Documenting the treatment of juveniles in the Maryland justice system.
Here's the list of what's open and what's closed in Montgomery County on Christmas and New Year's days.
Gaithersburg leaders hosted ceremony for street extension Dec. 5.
State rules say lawmakers must include information about their campaigns on their social media profiles. The Washington Post says only half are following the rules on Twitter.
Farmers Insurance presented the award during the Gaithersburg City Council meeting Monday.
State officials accused Ocwen Financial Corp. of systematic misconduct in handling mortgages.
The state's largest business group also wants to clarify the so-called "rain tax" and oppose an increase in the minimum wage.
State authorities have approved a $2.13 monthly increase for BGE utility customers. And, Pepco has asked the state for permission to raise its rates.
Developers will have to seek financing elsewhere for a project that would have brought 105 income-restricted apartments to Gaithersburg.
Drzyzgula: “If this is how Pepco's going to act, then we have to respond.”
The first date Maryland residents can file their state tax return has been delayed a week or two because of the federal government shutdown.
The Gaithersburg City Council meets 7:30 p.m. Monday night at Gaithersburg City Hall
Governor says more than 5,000 Maryland residents have signed up for health insurance through the state health exchange.
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Local nonprofit’s YouTube clip offers a glimpse of what could look like in Montgomery County
What factors are ailing Maryland residents, which lowered the state's ranking in a health survey?
Mayor Sidney Katz has held elective office for more than three decades, says he’ll make a decision in January.
A new report issued just before the anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings ranks Maryland high on its list.
As technical issues prevented Marylanders from signing up for health insurance, the exchange's executive director left for a week in the Caribbean.
TV reporter confronts Councilman Craig Rice with records of more than $1,000 worth of unpaid parking and traffic tickets.
Emergency employees are still expected to work today. DC National Guard members are not required to report Tuesday, but should be ready to respond to emergencies.
Ryan Spiegel is eying seat held by Councilman Phil Andrews
Plow drivers on highways reported motorists driving too fast given the conditions.
A new federal rule expands the time allowed for accidental eagle deaths due to encounters with wind turbines.
Former Maryland Congressman Wayne Gilchrest is educating kids and adults on the environment through the outdoor school Sassafras Environmental Education Center.
A retired state highway employee says the bridge needs work, but state officials say it is structurally sound.
Councilman Berliner: Pepco's "overall performance has not risen to the level that justifies an increase in its return on equity."
Del. Heather Mizeur will also be the first gubernatorial candidate to use the state’s current public finance system since 1994.
Proposal could add antenna on a baseball field light post
Delay heeds objections of developers, neighborhood activists who wanted more time to consider potential impact, The Washington Post reports
The state comptroller recently spoke to business leaders in Crofton and touched on issues ranging from the structural deficit to inheritance taxes.
Craig Rice is the youngest African American to serve on the Mongtomery County Council. He took office Tuesday as its new president.
A Potomac woman plans to lead a demonstration at the White House today demanding that President Obama work to free her husband from a Cuban jail.
An intergenerational approach to a practical education.