Developmental disabilities caregiver Idris Idowu fears that a Moore administration proposal to slash $150 million from the state agency that oversees those services will not only hurt his clients — if ...

Congressional lawmakers from Maryland and Virginia are pushing for a “rigorous” environmental remediation plan, public briefings and continued bacteria monitoring in the wake of last month’s spill of ...

Gov. Wes Moore’s stalled effort to redraw the state’s eight congressional districts got a push Wednesday from a prominent national Democrat. U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) spent ...

Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed emergency legislation Tuesday banning 287(g) agreements between local police agencies and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ending years of effort by immigration ...

Nearly a month after a massive sewer pipe ruptured, spewing millions of gallons of untreated waste into the Potomac River, President Donald Trump (R) weighed in Monday, saying the “federal government ...

Sen. Kevin Harris is not sure his bill letting investor-owned utilities get back in the power-generation business — and using ratepayer dollars to do so — is the answer to high energy prices and ...

As is their custom, Maryland Republicans offered their own take on the state of the state Wednesday, to contrast with the Democratic governor’s official address. This speech was written and recorded ...

The Maryland House of Delegates voted Friday to set new limits on the use of ratepayer dollars to pay salaries for employees of investor-owned utilities. House Bill 1, the first piece of energy ...

Gov. Wes Moore (D) unveiled a legislative energy proposal Tuesday that aims to deliver another roughly $40 electric bill refund to Marylanders, along with policy changes focused on modernizing ...

A five-member panel voted behind closed doors Tuesday to advance a “congressional map concept” that will be used as a guide for legislation that will attempt to redraw the state’s eight congressional ...

The proposals seem to be cropping up left and right. A vacant Social Security building in Baltimore County. A former power plant in Montgomery. An old mall site in Prince George’s. And that’s on top ...