Voters could decide whether to impose a one-time tax to backfill federal funding cuts.

The cuts represent about 8% of Targets corporate workforce globally.

Virginia would become the second state with a Democratic-led legislature to take up redistricting.

Poor choice in texting is leading politicians to put their careers at risk.

The 222-pound offspring is not yet on view to the public.

Members of Congress are predictably divided largely along party lines.

The employees' return will be paid for by user fees from sharing data with researchers.

Baltimore County Public Schools superintendent defends the use of an AI alert system after a 16-year-old student was mistakenly detained over a bag of chips at Kenwood High School.

Homeland Security says the driver is from India and entered the U.S. illegally in 2022.

CEO Lip-Bu Tan has been cutting thousand of positions and mothballing projects to cut costs.

Maryland earns a C on its 2025 infrastructure report card, with engineers noting concerns over aging bridges, roads, water and energy systems, and urging modernization and long-term investments.

Shady shuffles came not from quick-handed card sharks, but tricked-out machines.

At Thursday's Baltimore City liquor board hearing, three new businesses received approval for liquor licensing.

A Montgomery County jury found DeAngelo McRoy guilty of first-degree murder and related charges in the 2024 killing of Delondre Sawyer, whose body was left in a Gaithersburg wooded area.

Theres a long-standing belief that urinary tract infections are caused by poor personal hygiene.

Some Maryland building owners and business groups say the state's new energy standards are an expensive overreach, putting financial stress on companies and consumers alike.

River Hill's Michelle Yeung and Marriotts Ridge's Aidan Kim won the girls and boys county titles Thursday at Fairway Hills.

If the case goes to trial and the plaintiffs prevail, the amount each plaintiff would receive would be set by a jury, Hansel said. A reasonable verdict would be "in excess of $10 million," Hansel told The Baltimore Sun.

The Ravens are getting some much-needed help for their pass rush, signing free agent edge rusher Carl Lawson.

Years after announcing bold plans for a library on Columbia's Lakefront, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball had a new announcement Thursday.

Baltic nations already have been on heightened alert over neighboring Russias aggression on Ukraine.

"Both parties claim any judicial decision that thwarts their political objectives is proof the court is corrupt," writes Chris Roemer.

Here's what to know as recipients, food banks, states and advocates brace for a pause to SNAP.

Some Maryland federal workers impacted by the ongoing government shutdown are taking temporary state loans to help cover their living expenses.

Social media has given wing to the chemtrails concept and other fringe ideas involving public health.