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Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson empties workplace liquor cabinet following tip to the agency’s inspector general.

As the application process got underway this week for business owners to enter the mobile sports betting industry in Maryland, state regulators are accepting…

On this Labor Day, joining a union and having a voice in workplaces should be a fundamental freedom that every working Marylander can enjoy, the head of AFSCME writes.

‘The presence of the new consolidated FBI headquarters…would bring economic growth and development to a majority-Black county and its communities,’ state leaders said.

Lack of uniform access to safe drinking water can lead to financial and public health crises, experts say.

The Washington Commanders’ bid for a sports-betting license at FedEx Field received final approval Wednesday.

All 50 state attorneys general have come together through a newly formed task force to go after companies that allow robocalls originating overseas to reach their customers.

Over the course of the next year, the U.S. House and Senate Agriculture committees will draft a new federal farm bill that will shape food, farm, conservation and nutrition programs across the country.

A Baltimore County attorney and former planning director have ideas on how the county could improve its planning, development review and zoning processes.

Backers of legislation to protect workers against heat stress are frustrated by the ‘lack of urgency’ and transparency in creating regulations to implement the bill.