Thursday's vote could lock out data center zoning changes for two years, even for pending requests already in the pipeline.

One Baltimore woman got billed 53 cents from 2015 — after insisting she already paid in full.

D’Andrea Walker’s raise makes her the second-highest-paid county administrator in Maryland, while Sparks Republican Nino Mangione cast the lone no vote.

The Frederick County Republican Central Committee wants state officials to examine whether a PAC consultant's firm also worked for the Fitzwater campaign.

Proposed rules would require Howard County students to get teacher sign-off to use approved AI tools, with citations required for AI-generated content.

Marcel Emerson's appointment vanished from the agenda days after a council member flagged an unverified tie to a colleague.

A Towson courtroom saw 735 eviction cases on a single morning docket as the county outpaces every other Maryland jurisdiction.

Roughly 4,000 evicted Baltimoreans could get an automatic $800 check, with some claims reaching $30,000.

A new survey finds 82% of Anne Arundel residents want limits on data centers, while 51% said they had little or no confidence in advance notice before County Council votes.

The state says users couldn't cancel subscriptions while owing money, and some were pitched advances they didn't qualify for.

BCPS has hired just 1,000 of the roughly 3,000 substitutes it needs, forcing teachers and administrators to cover classes.

The Maryland Democrat wants voters to pass or repeal federal laws directly, citing stalled bills on stock trading and fertility coverage.

Maryland has closed financing for a second phase of veteran housing in Perryville, with construction already underway.