In 2002, the late Wayne K. Curry, the first Black Prince George’s County executive, dipped into his campaign treasury to hire a well-known national…
Union leaders representing Motor Vehicle Administration employees pressed the Hogan administration Thursday to step up efforts to prevent the workplace spread of COVID-19. And…
With the end of the state’s moratorium on utility service cutoffs looming, Maryland lawmakers on Wednesday heard from regulators, energy assistance agencies, consumer advocates…
Former state Sen. Shirley Nathan-Pulliam (D-Baltimore County) returned to Annapolis Tuesday to lobby her ex-colleagues to pass public health legislation that she began to…
Maryland could join eight other states in banning the sale of plastic bags — and state retailers support the measure. The Plastics and Packaging…
Del. Nick J. Mosby (D-Baltimore City) on Monday drew a direct line between the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and House Speaker Adrienne…
As he travels the state with top administrators from the Maryland Department of Transportation, Secretary Pete K. Rahn hears a frequent plea from business…
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. used a Purple Line milestone, the laying of the first mile of track Thursday, to cast Maryland as a…
If Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) and his transportation secretary, Pete K. Rahn, were looking to create a sense of drama and uncertainty…
On his first day as a member of the board that oversees the Washington, D.C., region’s transit agency, Maryland Transportation Secretary Pete K. Rahn…