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Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) announced a $150 million plan to boost funding for state police and crime response programs on Friday, as…

Jonathan Toebbe, a Navy nuclear engineer from Annapolis, and his wife, Diana, were arrested by federal agents in West Virginia on Saturday and charged…

Roy McGrath, the former Hogan administration official who was charged by federal and state prosecutors this week, lashed out against his accusers in a…

About an hour after news circulated Tuesday that his former chief of staff, Roy McGrath, had been charged by federal and state prosecutors for…

Another Maryland institution has been hit with a ransomware attack. Washington Adventist University, a private four-year college in Takoma Park, confirmed an ongoing ransomware…

Dozens of new laws that passed during the 2021 Maryland legislative session took effect on Friday. The bills cover a variety of topics ranging…

In a voice vote Thursday night, state Del. Erek L. Barron (D-Prince George’s) won U.S. Senate confirmation to become U.S. attorney for Maryland, two…

After several legislative attempts in past years fell short, beginning Friday, civilians will have the right to request to review police misconduct records. Anton’s…

The gunman responsible for the 2018 murders of Capital Gazette employees Gerald Fischman, Robert Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters was sentenced…

Aside from the occasional, low drone of a revving engine, the town of Ocean City was quiet Friday evening — certainly not what Worcester…