Construction workers and unions will enjoy new protections on major federally contracted construction projects after President Joe Biden signed an executive order in Upper Marlboro on Friday.
Letting local governments require landlords to provide a reason when they choose not to renew a tenant’s lease is a top priority for fair housing advocates.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced $105 million to organizations across 29 states to reduce home health hazards.
Johns Hopkins University announced a new vice president for government and community affairs on Tuesday.
Under federal policy, benefits can’t be used for hot or prepared foods. But that policy is shifting in Maryland and other states.
The findings of a new report on pandemic benefits and food insecurity, underscore the volatility in the daily lives of Marylanders.
Maryland needs to modernize its high school career and tech programs and ramp up apprenticeships. This is proving successful in many countries.
Maryland policy-makers can expect robust economic growth in the years ahead, fueled by federal aid, a return of workers to the labor force, and consumer spending.
For nearly six weeks, the Maryland Department of Health and its local government partners have struggled to recover from a cyberattack.
Nine states and the District of Columbia have enacted paid family leave policies, and Maryland could be next if the legislature passes the Time to Care Act this year.