Councilman could not get enough support to shift the choice from county executive to the County Council.

Since 2010, the Baltimore HBCU has seen a 25% decline in male students. A new task force is looking for answers.

The Moore-Miller administration announced its plan to absorb fired federal workers into the state government’s workforce, at a news conference on Friday.

According to Live Baltimore– the city’s tourism arm-- $1.4 M was spent at small business during last year’s CIAA tournament week. That’s out of an estimated $32.5M economic impact.

The move, which is in line with an executive order from President Trump to slash the federal workforce, raises concerns about staffing at the agency that delivers crucial benefits to Americans.

About 600 people have already signed onto the suit.

State lawmakers are considering a measure that would significantly reduce the number of youth the state charges in adult courts.

The Maryland Freedom Caucus says halting fees for the energy efficiency program would save customers money on soaring energy bills.

Frederick County Public Schools chose not to ban phones from classrooms, opting to integrate them into students’ learning.

The Catonsville Democrat is the first to enter what is expected to be a crowded field.