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The Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services and the University System of Maryland plan to partner to provide higher education classes for those incarcerated.

On tax day, a dollar-by-dollar look at how our taxes enrich military contractors — at the expense of things that actually make us secure.

Port of Baltimore closure has deep implications for the supply chain, which is trickling down to businesses throughout the region.

Former president repeatedly and erroneously suggests there is a surge of nonresidents voting in federal elections.

‘I want to do all I can to keep our kids safe,’ gun safety advocate says about her bid for a Howard County school board seat.

While the governor has the luxury of working with Democratic supermajorities in the legislature, that doesn’t mean he’ll always be in harmony with the bills they pass.

Homelessness can happen to anyone. Most people experiencing homelessness never expected to be homeless.

All 10 members of the Maryland congressional delegation have sponsored the measure, including the lone Republican, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris.

Congressman has been a major benefactor of attorney general’s political career, and once hosted a fundraiser for him with Bill Clinton as the main attraction.

Some education scholars at University of Maryland, College Park have proposals for school systems to improve Blueprint plans.