Restoration contractors say Odette Ramos steered homeowners away from their companies at fire scenes. She calls the ethics complaint invalid.

Kregg Reynolds relied on a knee roller for months as insurers stalled his $8,000 prosthetic replacement before his October wedding.

The PSC says the pilot failed to deliver real savings for Maryland ratepayers, closing a 129-page order on BGE and Pepco's forecast-based billing scheme.

Friends of Jerusalem Mill say losing sublease rights could choke off the cash that funds its 1700s-era village upkeep.

Calvert County schoolkids' letters helped push the extinct giant shark into law alongside nearly 300 other new Maryland statutes.

Baltimore City's 41.4% rate dwarfs the statewide mark, as one state senator calls for a Blueprint funding review.

State's Attorney Ivan Bates says his office found gaps and errors in years of case records before building the new public tool.

City staff say the old $1,000 fine was just a cost of doing business for illegal Airbnb hosts. Not anymore.

The ruling in Potomac Edison’s tax dispute held that some equipment used to transmit and distribute electricity qualifies for a sales-tax exemption.

Residents meet Tuesday night at ARC Church as Maryland weighs curbing private citizens' power to seek warrants against people they may not know.

An inspector general probe found more than a quarter of county workers had no current evaluation on file, yet merit raises kept flowing.

Annapolis officials say the worst of DOGE-era layoffs has passed, but tax collections are still dipping statewide.

Nearly 8,500 petition signers want a full citywide ban, not a permitting bill they fear undercuts Baltimore's moratorium.