By Aline Behar Kado and Irit Skulnik Soon after the mass layoffs of federal workers in Maryland last year, Ebenezer A.M.E.

A new report says states are finally seeing reductions in fatal drug overdoses, alcohol-induced deaths and suicides, after ...

Gov. Wes Moore makes a U-turn in his latest round of endorsements and weighs in on a high-profile county executive race, and ...

After three decades in Maryland environmental politics, Kim Coble revealed Thursday that she will be retiring from her role ...

The increasing costs of fuel for cars and airplanes are adding extra strain to abortion funds that help people pay to travel ...

Veronica Davila Steele said Prince George’s County residents with disabilities are rarely seen, heard or acknowledged.

Warrior Run coal plant would restart under a Trump administration plan that would spend $700 million on starting and ...

Some civil rights activists and Maryland lawmakers said the federal government’s removal of data tracking the race and gender ...

Close to 8,000 career federal employees will be moved into a new employment category with limited job protections, after the ...

Experienced pile drivers and carpenters — not just apprentices — can join the Carpenters Union and build long-term careers ...

Sarah Brand-Wiita is a new mom, a health economist, and an at-large member of the Montgomery County Democratic Central ...

In the recent legislative session, despite warnings about the U.S. Supreme Court’s plans to gut Voting Rights Act safeguards in states with a history of suppressing voting power for Black citizens, ...