Josh Tulkin has worked on climate advocacy in Maryland for more than 20 years and is the state director of the Maryland ...

Virginia House Speaker Don Scott (D-Portsmouth) on Thursday called lawmakers back to Richmond for a special session Monday afternoon, setting off speculation that Democrats are preparing to act on ...

More than 500 state jobs were abolished Wednesday by the Board of Public Works through a combination of elimination of vacant ...

A former Cecil County sheriff deputy pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and unauthorized access to a computer.

Maryland will become one of the first states in the nation to distribute “tap and go” EBT, or electronic benefit transfer, cards to state residents, giving almost 1 million Marylanders secure access ...

An Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge issued a partial ruling Monday in favor of a group of unaffiliated Maryland voters who are challenging the state’s closed primary election system. A fuller ...

Maryland will not be able to enforce part of a 2021 law that allowed it to obscure the costs of a digital ad tax from consumers who were paying it. The order — which will not be appealed by the state ...

Classroom coaching is a proven strategy that improves reading scores with relatively little investment, and state school ...

More than 60 No Kings events were held Saturday in Maryland, from Ocean City to LaVale and from Northeast to Lexington Park ...

Jim Strong, a lifelong Baltimore resident, focuses on the offshore wind sector in his role as an assistant in the United ...

The University System of Maryland Board of Regents held a special, closed-door meeting Friday afternoon to review “an athletics-related contract under consideration,” an apparent reference to a $2 ...