In a recent ruling, following an appeal by the US Department of Justice, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has struck down a California law requiring ...

In-person early voting for Maryland’s 2026 Gubernatorial General Election begins today, Thursday, October 22, giving voters ...

According to a recent press release from the Maryland State Department of Education, teacher vacancies for the 2026 - 2027 school year have dropped ...

Knowing and trusting public safety officials in the local community is the fabric of public service delivery. Trunk of Treat events statewide are setting ...

Virginia lawmakers will consider several bills pausing data centers development as concerns grow over energy, water use, and infrastructure demands.

Federal regulators reject PJM proposals to manage data center electricity demand, raising questions about grid reliability and costs for Maryland ...

Maryland is investing $16.4 million in workforce development initiatives to address health care staffing shortages across the ...

As the state works to balance a $3B general fund structural deficit, $1.8B of which is education funding, cost-containment ...

With key deadlines approaching under Maryland’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program, counties face important decisions about how to manage the new paid leave requirements. Beginning ...

Private equity has become an increasingly prominent part of the housing conversation, but its role is often more complicated ...

Baltimore County has launched a new online groundwater records portal and standardized stormwater requirements for certain ...