When Jeffrey Herf first learned that America’s largest teachers’ union plans to promote a version of history that erases Jews from the Holocaust story, the news struck him as ...

County Board of Education is working to update its student health and wellness policy to address telehealth visits during school hours. A state bill, House Bill 522, approved by Gov. Wes Moore in ...

A recent audit is critical of Department of General Services leases in Baltimore but that’s just the tip of an economic ...

Maryland officials are moving ahead with plans to transform the area around the Bowie State MARC station in Prince George’s ...

After a mother-son duo from Maryland turned advocacy into action, residents with autism and other hidden disabilities can now voluntarily self-identify on state IDs—paving the way for safer, more ...

Housing is becoming less affordable for Maryland residents due to rising prices and slow construction, according to a ...

Parking at Cruise Maryland will increase for passenger vehicles, SUVs, and RVs will increase at the Cruise Maryland Terminal ...

Hard-hit Somerset County residents and small businesses have applied for nearly $2 million in recovery support since a flood devastated the region in May, emergency management officials said. Those ...

Maryland politicians are weighing in on the national debate over mid-decade redistricting, as states propose plans to give ...

Planning for a multibillion-dollar east-west Red Line transit project in Baltimore lives on, but getting funds from federal ...

The plan to fund a monument to honor Black Marylanders who fought in the Revolutionary War has been approved by the state’s Board of Public Works.

Maryland has made meaningful strides toward getting ready for its aging population, but more needs to be done, particularly ...