Maryland business leaders oppose the move, which is estimated to raise roughly $1 billion.

If granted, the order would halt firings and temporarily reinstate workers.

More solar farm restrictions promised by county councilman.

Frederick County prepares for the worst financially, as the Maryland General Assembly considers legislation that may shift the responsibility of balancing the state budget onto local governments.

The bill proposal was done in collaboration with advocacy coalition With Us For Us.

Maryland PIRG calls for more transparency and stronger regulations to protect consumers, utilities counter saying they follow all rules.

The state labor department found that on August 2nd, workers like Ronald Silver II were subject to direct sunlight with a heat index of 108 degrees.

Protesters wonder if the party is using the right tactics.

The suit claims the mass layoffs are illegal and harm states.

A group of city teachers is launching a new campaign to get universal cash payments on the 2026 ballot.