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OXON HILL — A Maryland congressman and former lieutenant governor is urging the state to remain competitive in the gaming industry, warning that other states are making it difficult to compete. Rep. Anthony Brown, a Democrat in the 4th District ...

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is scheduled to lead an infrastructure and economic development mission to Australia.

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There's a new general commanding the Maryland National Guard.

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The president of the Baltimore City Council has announced that he will run to be the city's mayor.

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Advocates of publicly financed political campaigns in Maryland say they are encouraged by the initial results of a small-donor fund in Montgomery County. The program, used for the first time in the 2018 election, is credited with opening the doors ...

A Maryland panel on school construction has approved more than $13 million for portable air conditioning systems in Baltimore County schools.

Members of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority board want to make future ethics investigations public after the secrecy surrounding one this summer was widely criticized and culminated in two resignations.

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President Donald Trump sought to boost the spirits of Republican lawmakers, mocking Democrats and promising a new tax cut package, as he returned to the city he recently disparaged as a "rat and rodent infested mess."

The new Camden Station will be opening in Baltimore after a $7 million replacement project.

Months after President Donald Trump derided the congressional district that includes Baltimore as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess," groups appalled by his attacks plan to protest his expected appearance Thursday before Congressional Republicans on an annual retreat on the city's waterfront.