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In some states, so-called labor peace agreements have figured prominently in efforts to set up legal pot marketplaces.

Maryland should get rid of “antiquated and discriminatory” policies for cannabis drug testing by employers, an advocate argues.

A bill that would allow counties on the Eastern Shore to hike their hotel tax rates by 1% faces an uncertain future after a…

With a late budget maneuver, Maryland lawmakers are forcing a hard look at a three-year-old scheme to redevelop Pimlico Race Course, home of the…

The Maryland House of Delegates voted Saturday to approve the Trans Health Equity Act — a bill that just a year ago disappeared from…

A computer outage at the Office of the State Comptroller has stopped the agency from processing tax returns and refunds.

The Maryland House of Delegates gave preliminary approval Wednesday to legislation that would regulate and license the budding cannabis industry, defeating attempts by Republican…

Economists on Tuesday urged Congress to address the debt limit quickly, cautioning that simply because U.S. lawmakers have successfully brokered deals before doesn’t mean…

Maryland became the first state this week to get federal approval for a plan to reimburse victims of food benefits fraud — and Gov….

Agreement would enable certain BWI workers to organize while guaranteeing no interruption of services at the airport.