Dan Cox faces the same governor who beat him by 32 points in 2022 — but this time he's talking utility bills and taxes.

Mayor Brandon Scott says the prediction-market giants are betting a new label puts them above Maryland law.

BMore Empowered shut down owing rent and without filing a final tax return, leaving roughly $300,000 in public funds unexplained.

State regulators say Robin Harvey should have resigned before running for office, but her budget vote still counts.

Steuart Pittman broke down where Live! Casino's gaming-tax windfall is headed, from fire engines to cybersecurity classes.

A 2015 D.C. fraud finding against the founder went unchecked before Baltimore County approved her charter school.

Col. Yolanda Gore leaves Fort Meade after two years, but her planned successor was swapped out without explanation the morning of the ceremony.

Thiwite Dechamps broke his hand and blacked out after falling from a seatless state prison van, a Baltimore jury heard.

Baltimore County legislation would give volunteer fire companies a better shot at surplus trucks and equipment now sold through auctions or bidding.

Baltimore is suing three kratom companies over alleged health risks and “organic” marketing claims, just weeks after Maryland tightened its rules.

Lindsey V. Parker is leaving Washington government for Maryland’s top stadium and development agency, arriving as Camden Yards and Pimlico undergo major changes.

Marilyn Mosby used a former campaign Facebook page to promote a 529 college fund for her daughter. The page’s large political audience is raising transparency questions.

Baltimore is weighing a split-rate property tax that could make vacant land costlier while lowering taxes on buildings. Supporters see a redevelopment tool; critics warn of assessment shocks.