A majority of Marylanders support requiring local officials to cooperate with federal efforts to arrest and deport noncitizens in the state who have committed crimes, according to a poll released ...
On a day when Marylanders tried to stay off the state's icy roads, more than 250 Democrats journeyed to Annapolis Tuesday for the Maryland Democratic Party's annual fundraiser that takes place just ...
As she begins her sixth legislative session leading the House on Wednesday, Speaker Adrienne Jones admits that a projected $2 ...
Gov. Wes Moore (D) and the General Assembly will head back to Annapolis for the 2025 session to face one of the toughest ...
One state building in Baltimore has been cleared of unsafe levels of Legionella from its drinking water, state officials said Monday, but employees and union members continue to fear the bacteria’s ...
The day began with an interfaith prayer service and ended with drama on the House floor, with a whole lot of running to ...
The Congressional Black Caucus marked a number of firsts Friday: A record 62 elected officials in the caucus, two Black House ...
A Harford County Circuit Court judge on Friday rejected a former county council member’s request to block his former colleagues’ attempt to fill the seat they say he vacated when he entered a plea in ...
WASHINGTON — Law enforcement agencies in the nation’s capital were closely monitoring security Thursday following a terrorist attack in New Orleans and a vehicle explosion outside the Trump ...
Housing advocates aim to build on this year’s wins to push ‘just cause,’ other efforts in 2025
State housing officials, lawmakers and advocates say they hope to build off of legislative successes from last session to ...
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