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Questions of authority, standing and fairness at issue.

Census survey shows people struggle to pay for food even before pandemic-era SNAP benefits end next month.

Maryland food banks are going to need help meeting community needs as a hunger emergency in the state grows.

The difference of opinion between the Senate and Moore on automatic increases appears to be an early example of how they may differ on implementing changes.

Stymied by skyrocketing costs that have nearly doubled the $375 million estimates for redeveloping Pimlico and Laurel Park race courses, Maryland officials and other…

Maryland agriculture officials, conservation groups and producers from the state’s more than 12,000 farms are vying for their priorities.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture beefed up its efforts to encourage competition in domestic meat and poultry supply chains on Tuesday, awarding close to…

Young people are emerging as advocates in the crisis of youth homelessness in Maryland. In Prince George’s, Baltimore, Frederick and Howard Counties, those efforts…

Tax credit available to small businesses that advertise through local news media is meant to help sustain reporting on local news.

Promoters say shorter work week could help employers keep workers and tax credit, technical assistance could lure businesses to pilot program.