The Office of People's Counsel says Exelon utilities are using a new consumer-protection law to dodge refunds owed to Maryland ratepayers.

A Permits, Approvals and Inspections employee skipped work for weeks while supervisors ignored GPS alerts, an IG report finds.

Maryland's governor says Laura Loomer profits off racism; even Marjorie Taylor Greene is calling the attack on Nixon disgraceful.

State board found some schools were slashing art class time or making every teacher moonlight as a math tutor to hit the old deadline.

Frederick officials are eyeing job training, housing help and re-entry grants for three ZIP codes hit hardest by old drug charges.

The Maryland senator says he's not chasing Chuck Schumer's leadership post, but a 2028 run is very much on the table.

We Are CASA's 29-page complaint targets seven data brokers, and only two have responded to the allegations so far.

Kevin Meyer beat out 30-plus applicants nationwide after nine months running the department as interim chief.

Anne Arundel, Frederick, and five other Maryland school systems split funding to turn support staff into licensed teachers debt-free.

The actress, who has 212,000 Instagram followers, says grassroots workers deserve the credit Trump is taking for himself.

Backers say the $15 million-a-year fund could aid 7,100 newborns annually, but skeptics question who foots the bill.

A Overlea Catholic school shut its doors in June as Baltimore City's child population drops six times faster than surrounding counties.

A Maryland Tax Court ruling clears Apple, Google and Peacock of the digital ad tax, forcing refunds with interest.