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A new approach to billing for behavioral health and addiction treatment could help save lives, a medical clinic director writes.
No student should go undernourished in Maryland schools, a student advocate writes.
Advocates are pressing for a bill that would remove marijuana odor as the basis for reasonable suspicion for a police investigation.
During a recent test, the reliability of one major utility’s public electric vehicle charging stations did not meet expectations.
Selling a child for sex is a crime; being the child shouldn’t be, the executive director of TurnAround Inc. writes.
As lawmakers in Annapolis push for electrification, skeptics question whether the grid can handle the demands.
When home care workers struggle to cobble together a living, families who rely on them also struggle to cobble together a living.
There is currently no law — state or federal — regulating the design of online services, products, or features to make sure they’re safe for use by children and teens.
It’s time to remove sources of pollution from the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard
Opinion: Lawmakers should tie minimum wage to the Consumer Price Index to help narrow the income gap
Indexing will help ensure that the minimum wage keeps pace with inflation and that low-wage workers are not left behind as the economy evolves.