State Police superintendent says divers will move to ‘search and recovery’ mode on Wednesday morning after fruitlessly searching for at least six missing road workers.
President calls on Congress to authorize full federal funding for bridge reconstruction — a politically cumbersome process.
A relatively drama-free evening at the Maryland State Board of Elections office in Annapolis.
Cleveland’s leaders do not allow the interests of a relatively small handful of rich, powerful and politically influential persons to supersede the best interests of the city as a whole.
Maryland Department of the Environment gets its first assistant secretary for environmental justice.
One-time infusion of cash leaves more than $3 billion in project cuts looming in the coming years.
Gov. Wes Moore (D) was unanimously picked Thursday as the next chair of the bipartisan Chesapeake Executive Council. The Chesapeake Executive Council is made…
Dissatisfaction with top incumbents follows voters’ views of the direction of the city but most remain optimistic about the future.
Over the next few months, the task force is going to study a number of issues as it looks to restructure the water and sewer utility, and will also look at other water and wastewater utilities around the country.
Wes Moore’s “lofty goal” to hire 5,000 employees by January is in uncertain waters. Governor also cast doubts on the job performance of the state school superintendent.