MD IS AT ‘HIGH RISK’ FOR RECESSION SAYS MOODY’S TOP ECONOMIST: Maryland is among 21 states and Washington, D.C., that are either already in or are at a “high risk” of a recession, according to a ...

Breaking News: ICE detains Abrego Garcia after threats to deport him to Uganda; President Trump threatens to pull Key Bridge funds as Gov. Moore attacks guard deployment; feds say Maryland failed to ...

Republicans, locals praise Trump move to stop OC wind project; federal judge dismisses Justice Dept suit against Maryland judges; student assessments see slight improvement in reading, math ...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says new Key Bridge cost vastly underestimated; Sen. Lam files bill to redistrict Maryland's congressional map in response to Texas action; Baltimore County ...

At an event to highlight the rebirth of Pimlico Racetrack, Governor Moore just could not help himself. I suspect he feels that the Governor of California was out “trumping” him, so he went into his ...

Some backyards feel empty until a deck shows up. Suddenly, there’s a place for evening chats, a sunny spot for morning coffee, and the perfect stage for the weekend barbecue you keep talking about. A ...

Democrat Ed Hale becomes a Republican, announces run for governor; Maryland sees 10-year high number of heat-related deaths; court-ordered psychiatric patients face a monthslong wait in jail for a ...

Trump administration plans to pull key O.C. wind farm permit; primary care doctors in short supply, especially for Medicaid patients; Gov. Moore corrects Trump on source of Key Bridge funds.

Imagine having to choose between keeping your child’s medication cold or running the air conditioner during a 100+ degree heatwave. For more than 25 million Americans — including hundreds of thousands ...

Avoid bypassing Maryland’s required court procedure by first filing for eviction. The primary reason a self-help eviction is illegal is that it circumvents the state’s established legal process, which ...

Gov. Wes Moore ratcheted up his criticism of President Donald Trump’s criminal justice policies on Thursday, inviting the president to come to Baltimore to see public safety improvements firsthand.

What adds to the challenge is how safety concerns often compete with other urgent public matters. Budgets and attention lean toward issues seen as more pressing or wide-reaching, even if they don’t ...