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MD legislative panel presses pause on Laurel Park purchase
A legislative panel is delaying the proposed purchase of Laurel Park by the Maryland Stadium Authority, asking for a cost-benefit review of the $48.5 million deal.
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The last bit of track, finally, is laid for the Purple Line in MD
The final tracks were laid for Maryland's Purple Line, the 16-mile light rail that will connect parts of Montgomery County and Prince George’s County.
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Glock pistol ban: MD House GOP calls on Wes Moore to veto bill
Maryland House Republicans are calling on Gov. Wes Moore to veto legislation that would prohibit the sale of Glock pistols.
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MD gains 3.2K jobs in March, officials estimate
The Maryland Department of Labor said total nonfarm employment in the state increased by 3,200 jobs in March.
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Is MD redistricting still on table after SCOTUS decision? One senator is still pushing.
Sen. Arthur Ellis is attempting to reignite the conversation around redrawing Maryland’s congressional map following the U.S. Supreme Court decision that weakened the Voting Rights Act.
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MD leaders launch resource to support youth mental health
Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller, the Governor’s Office for Children, the Child Mind Institute and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore announced the launch of the Maryland Youth Digital Wellness Playbook.
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MD comptroller report reveals steep challenges facing healthcare industry
Healthcare and social assistance is the largest industry and leading job creator in Maryland, but there are strains on the industry, a new report says.
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MD makes massive, prehistoric creature its official state shark
Maryland has become the first state to designate the massive, prehistoric megalodon as its official state shark.
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Key Bridge contractor loss: Republicans slam Moore; Democrats call for transparency
Democrats and Republicans react to the announcement that Maryland was dissolving its contract with a firm slated to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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2nd highway worker killed on job in MD within days
A worker was killed while working on a maintenance project on Route 13 in Somerset County, the state's second such on-the-job death within days.
