Both city and county residents report life disruptions.

About half of the club’s approximately thirty members have gone back to their home countries, fearing detainment by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Sajche estimates.

The state budget may include language that goes into effect if the federal government makes massive cuts to healthcare spending.

The reduced traffic on the severed I-695 serves as an “eerie reminder.”

Solid waste laborers in the Baltimore City Department of Public Works get 15 cents an hour for hazard pay.

Hundreds turn out to tell elected leaders to save their benefits.

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge has still not been properly assessed.

The proposal includes a new 3% tax on data and IT services.

Nurses are subject to increasing workplace violence.

According to the Transportation Research Nonprofit, TRIP, Baltimore, drivers pay about $2,800 a year, while those in Washington-area suburbs face higher costs due to poor road conditions.