State Politics

As Maryland officials raced to meet the state’s urgent need for medical supplies over the last two months, two deals gained national attention: The…

Stores in Baltimore City are closed. In Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties, retail is open for curbside pickup and delivery. In Harford and Carroll…

Maryland’s job market may not recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic until the end of 2024 or even later, according to the latest analysis…

Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed more than three dozen bills the General Assembly passed during this year’s abbreviated session. The rejected bills include a…

Angel Lopez lost his job as a mechanic in Baltimore when business slowed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Then his partner lost her part-time job cleaning…

An inmate at the state-run Jessup Correctional Institution has died as a result of COVID-19, the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional…

Maryland officials announced on Friday that they are expecting a $2.8-billion drop in revenues for the three months that end June 30. In response, Gov.…

The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, which oversees state prisons and jails and parole and probation services, has…

The leaders of the state Senate and House of Delegates are pushing back on calls to require that all voters in the June primary election submit their…

Public schools in Maryland will be closed for four more weeks, through April 24.And school officials may, over the next four weeks, decide to extend the…