The deal that means $2.3 billion in cuts comes after months of sometimes tense negotiations over the state’s largest budget deficit since the Great Recession.

Maryland leaders reaffirmed their commitment to hiring new government workers in a budget compromise announced to tackle the ...

By MORIAH BALINGIT, CHRIS MEGERIAN and BILL BARROW WASHINGTON (AP) — A little more than 23 years ago, Republican President ...

Maryland Freedom Caucus gives Republicans in Annapolis a chance to articulate conservative views without kowtowing to the ...

Downtown Baltimore's office vacancy rate is expected to hit 30% this spring after T. Rowe Price's exit to a new headquarters ...

U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifts block on Trump's anti-DEI executive orders, allowing them to be enforced while a lawsuit ...

Large-scale arrests in Puerto Rico have angered many local officials and civil leaders who have created programs to shield ...

The leader of a top conservative group is urging Republican lawmakers to face voters at town halls against the advice of the House GOP’s campaign arm. David McIntosh, president of the Club for Growth, ...

Child wellness advocates are working to revive a proposal that could provide financial incentives for new parents in ...

The Pentagon has restored some webpages highlighting the wartime contributions of Navajo Code Talkers and other Native American veterans ...