Every nonprofit that testified at Tuesday's hearing opposed the bill, even as they backed its transparency goals.

State auditors say the Office of the Inspector General for Health can't say how much of that $42 million has actually been recovered.

Maryland's largest locally headquartered bank is planting a physical flag in Baltimore City after decades focused on the D.C. suburbs.

A Rockville dealer and two gun owners want a federal judge to pause Maryland's ban before it hits stores January 1.

Governor Wes Moore's new panel will review proposed data center projects requiring more than 25 megawatts when they seek a state permit, incentive, or letter of support.

The county council voted unanimously to study data centers rather than ban them, sparing existing projects like Microsoft's Annapolis Junction campus.

Governor Wes Moore's new AI framework tackles algorithmic rent-setting and child chatbot safety, but much of it still needs General Assembly approval.

Vendors say a 239-page zoning overhaul could cap their hours and boot them from residential driveways.

The New Jersey base once employed 18,000 workers making munitions. Now it could host next-generation microreactors.

AARP Maryland's Nancy Carr says don't panic and drop coverage — weigh the hikes against your full retirement plan first.

Water Street residents say the tax hit came with no warning — and neighbors in other towers were never charged at all.

After three building evacuations, Ellicott City students say aging HVAC and flooded classrooms can't wait a decade for repairs.

Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann warns rolling back Bay protections costs more than investing in clean water.