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Supreme Court justices appeared to side Tuesday with Montgomery County parents who say the county's refusal to let them opt ...
Gov. Wes Moore signed a suite of justice reform bills into law Tuesday that will make it easier for long-serving inmates to ...
Sen. Chris Van Hollen achieved a rare feat on Easter, appearing on all five network Sunday talk shows: "Face the Nation," ...
Lawyers representing men and women who were abused as children while in state custody said newly signed legislation will lead ...
State transportation officials said they are working on strategies to protect the two bridges over the Chesapeake Bay ...
The Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday in Mahmoud v. Taylor, which asks if Montgomery County parents have a religious right to opt children out of classes that use LGBTQ+ friendly books. But ...
Leaders from the worlds of church and state in Maryland remembered Pope Francis Monday for his humility and his advocacy for ...
Health officials say the state is making progress on reducing a significant backlog of nursing home inspections, with more ...
The Maryland Senate had a chance to pass meaningful rental housing reform this year, but chose to adopt the false choice ...
WASHINGTON – Weston Slaughter, a Ph.D. student in the University of Maryland’s Department of Geology, always wanted to be a government scientist. But if the Trump administration were to cut federal ...
By Timothy B. Wheeler The Chesapeake Bay Journal Plans to develop a new container ship terminal at Sparrows Point on the outskirts of Baltimore’s harbor are stirring up mixed feelings in a community ...
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