The Maryland State Board of Elections won’t recommend an entirely in-person general election in November, but is divided along party lines on whether to…
Big crowds are expected at beaches for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, leading to more concerns about people potentially spreading the coronavirus. The…
One day before the Board of Public Works considers large cuts to the state budget, Maryland Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) is poised to…
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. announced a “safe and phased” reopening plan for assisted living facilities in the state, which requires universal screenings and…
As the July 25 end of the federal moratorium on evictions looms, local government officials in Maryland say they can’t stop a housing crisis…
In preparation for the start of the school year this fall, $210 million has been set aside to expand targeted tutoring initiatives for at-risk…
Confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland climbed by 477 on Monday, the Maryland Department of Health said, while the fatality count grew by six. Maryland…
Secretary Robert R. Neall of the Maryland Department of Health on Saturday issued an order requiring Advanced Pain Medicine Institute, which has offices in…
The first phase of the Hogan administration plan to offset a massive drop in revenues brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be…
Maryland Matters published a lengthy interview between reporter Bruce DePuyt and Congressman Anthony G. Brown (D-Md.), during the course of which Brown launched a…