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Thoroughbred industry officials and owners of the Pimlico and Laurel Park tracks apparently have reached an agreement after difficult monthslong negotiations, a deal they…

Maryland House members split along partisan lines on hotly-debated measure.

Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimated that raising the age to 55, as Republicans wanted, would have put food assistance in jeopardy for roughly 1 million adults without dependents.

A person fills a car with gasoline from a green pump

The tax rate of a gallon of gas will increase by more than 10% compared to the current rate.

Maryland and Virginia watermen harvested more oysters in the most recent season than they had in more than three decades.

Gov. Wes Moore (D) uses the occasion to advance his argument against political leaders who are trying to erase the messiest aspects of U.S. history.

As the sun rose over the mile-long oval at Old Hilltop and the first rays of daylight shot across the infield, bouncing off the…

More than a third of families surveyed reported that their children were sometimes not eating enough due to the cost of food.

A hybrid event with many dignitaries touts Maryland’s economic future and commitment to combating climate change.

Legislation to change the makeup of the Maryland Stadium Authority remained in limbo late Friday night after a Senate committee passed the bill early…