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The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners voted to close Steuart Hill Academic Academy in January, but parents were hoping their appeal to state officials will keep the doors open.

Steuart Pittman’s lead grew as mail-in ballots in Anne Arundel County were processed after Election Day.

Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt, the first woman to lead the force, is leaving when her contract ends in December.

The audit released late last month criticized the Maryland Department of Health for not holding the contractor, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, accountable.

In July 2023, recreational marijuana will become legal in Maryland but there’s still much the state must do to prepare.

The future Chesapeake Bay National Recreation Area would fall under control of the National Park Service which opens the door for more funding officials say.

A 15-year-old teenager accused of shooting to death Timothy Reynolds in July was charged with first-degree murder several months ago but his attorneys now say he will plead guilty to manslaughter.

Election results for Maryland's 6th congressional District race showed incumbent Democrat David Trone in the lead three days after Election Day.

Public complaints about the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reforms ranged from lack of workers to flawed funding models to allocated $3.9 billion statewide.

Maryland residents should expect the incoming governor Wes Moore to have access to all the information he needs for the new administration, officials say.