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BLACK LEADERS WANT MOORE HELD ACCOUNTABLE, SAY RACIAL WEALTH GAP CAN’T END WITHOUT REPARATIONS: Though Gov. Wes Moore ...
Did you know that certain crimes in the United States have seen a significant decline recently? For example, homicides dropped by 21% during the first quarter of 2025. Property crime, including ...
POWERLINE PROJECT ASKS PSC FOR TIMELINE ON DECISION: The lawyer representing PSEG, the company contracted to build the 67-mile Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project powerline through Carroll, ...
Several thousand people lined one of the busiest intersections near the Columbia Mall Saturday to protest President Trump as part of “No Kings Nationwide Day of Defiance” Saturday morning. Events like ...
STATE OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH OUTCOME OF SALE OF $1.6 BILLION IN BONDS: Maryland “did very well” in the sale Wednesday of about $1.6 billion in bonds, state officials said, despite a recent credit ...
Adolescents across the country have increasingly suffered from anxiety and depression over the last 10 years, and school officials in Prince George’s County noticed the same trend locally. So when the ...
If your windows are drafty, hard to open, or simply outdated, now might be the perfect time to upgrade. For many families across Maryland, replacing old windows and doors isn’t just about looks, it's ...
Healthcare safety remains a critical concern across the United States, and Maryland is no exception. As medical procedures become more complex, so do the risks tied to human error, system failures, ...
Del. Jessica Feldmark made official Wednesday what was well-known in Democratic circles for months: She’s running for Howard County executive next year to succeed Calvin Ball who is term limited. A ...
Baltimore City stands at a crossroads—between fragile progress and a perilous retreat. As the U.S. Department of Justice continues scaling back its civil rights oversight, the city’s landmark police ...
Something is quietly shifting in Maryland’s industrial landscape. After decades of outsourcing, manufacturing is showing signs of coming home, and precision technology is at the center of this ...
DESPITE EFFORTS BY LAWMAKERS, ENERGY BILLS ARE GOING UP AGAIN. HERE’S WHY: Discussions about rising energy costs may have dominated this past Maryland General Assembly session. But even higher bills ...
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