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Many of us in our working lives have places away from the office that feel like a second home.
Brown, two other Maryland Democrats -- Ruppersberger, Trone -- support articles of impeachment, the report states.
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan (R) on Wednesday approved the nomination of attorney Marlon Amprey to the House of Delegates.
In question is whether student school board members should be allowed to cast binding votes on a county board.
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) on Wednesday announced the appointment of Judge Laura Sue Ripken to Maryland’s intermediate appellate court.
Lt. Gov. Boyd K. Rutherford (R) and state Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) announced separate relief programs to aid small businesses.
Members of the Greenbelt City Council are "disavowing and disassociating" themselves from Byrd's position, the report states.
The chairman of a key subcommittee is publicly questioning whether Maryland’s Transportation secretary is violating a pledge on a project.
The days leading up to the start of the General Assembly session bring an endless stream of political fundraisers.
Montgomery County Executive Marc B. Elrich (D) joined Mayor Muriel Bowser in a call for peace, as protests are anticipated.
Sorry, Governor, but “No Labels” is a label. It’s a political variation on the idea of making the pitch by withholding the product.
Advocates for tenants and landlords alike told lawmakers the state needs to act quickly to dole out $400 million in federal relief money.
Bowie Mayor Timothy Adams (D) announced Tuesday that he’s mulling a run for comptroller in 2022, and has created an exploratory committee.
A bill aimed at closing health disparities and honoring the medical contributions of Henrietta Lacks has been signed into law.
Lawmakers may be constrained by budgetary shortfalls, unaddressed legislation from last session, and constituents' needs in 2021.
The health of the Chesapeake Bay remains poor, due in part to insufficient management of the rockfish population, according to a report.
Citing the ongoing pandemic, Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) announced the state’s special health insurance enrollment period will re-open this month.
The debate is expected to center on a proposed mandate which would require officers throughout Maryland to be equipped with body cameras.
With the opening of the General Assembly approaching, two legislative seats once held by veteran lawmakers named Miller remain vacant.
This is the first of two parts on how the assembly would possibly allocate "scarce funding" to attempt to remedy learning loss.