Several of Maryland’s government websites are getting makeovers, including two of the state’s most-used databases.

Rising costs, taxes and tariffs, and an uncertain future for federal jobs and contracts have combined to put a strain on ...

Candidates for Maryland’s Districts 40 and 45 gathered at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum to discuss ways to strengthen ...

Property tax assessments in Maryland will rise by an average of 12.7% in 2026, maintaining a yearslong upward trend and ...

Maryland has a newly redesigned website that the governor promises will help residents and business owners access state ...

The Maryland Chamber of Commerce is urging politicians to push bills to encourage housing developments, cut red tape and ...

With Maryland staring down a projected $1.4 billion budget deficit, scrutiny is intensifying over how effectively the state ...

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A newly released audit uncovers millions of dollars spent on waste with little to no oversight, all while government ...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Governor Wes Moore announced the launch of the Maryland Business Ready Sites Program on May 3, 2025, aimed at spurring economic growth by developing shovel-ready business sites across ...

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Maryland Judiciary will introduce the new Maryland Judiciary Case Search & Record Portal on January 9, 2026, consolidating the current Maryland Case Search and Maryland Judiciary ...