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ANNAPOLIS — As expected, insurance rates on the individual market in Maryland will go down by an average of about 13 percent instead of up as part of what was described as “a temporary fix.” Gov. Larry Hogan and Maryland ...

An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but using an apple logo could land you in court. Representatives of Maryland’s largest teachers’ union late Thursday said they will file suit Friday in Montgomery County Circuit Court over the ...

COLUMBIA — A former governor of Maryland said business owners should be concerned about the deterioration of moderate politics in the state. Gov. Robert Ehrlich Jr. said the state’s move to the left in a hyper-partisan political era will be ...

ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan is showcasing a pair of endorsements from two local labor unions. Hogan announced the endorsements Thursday from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 2563 and 582 in Anne Arundel County. Hogan ...

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An independent candidate for county executive in Maryland is accused of violating campaign finance laws by accepting multiple corporate donations from entities sharing the same addresses.

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A woman who briefly ran for governor in Maryland has been hired to a six-figure school post.

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Chronic-pain patients in Maryland are asking for help in easing restrictions they face in getting drugs to treat their pain because of the crackdown on opioids.

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Maryland officials are holding a hearing on proposed premium rates for next year's health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act that are sold directly to individuals.

A top lobbying firm in Annapolis has filed suit against six former employees who defected last week to start a rival firm.

Some families and placement agencies in Maryland say they struggle to find and place in-home nurses as the state underpays them.

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