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Life after the session: MD lawmakers return to other jobs
After 90 days of drafting, debating and passing bills, Maryland lawmakers have returned to their districts to do constituency work and, for many, go back to their other jobs.
MD could have identified fraudulent lead inspections sooner, auditors say
An audit said deficiencies in Maryland’s inspection program for lead paint in rental homes made it easier for a string of fraudulent inspections to go undetected for years.
MD loses 5.5K jobs in February as Moore seeks to grow economy
The Maryland Department of Labor reported that nonfarm employment in the state fell by an estimated 5,500 jobs in February.
Pepco nixes proposed forecast-based rate hike after MD legislature passes energy bill
The Potomac Electric Power Company will forgo a proposed, forecast-based rate increase following the passage of key energy legislation.
MD state prisons saw 46 inmate homicides since 2015 — 22 in past two years
Inmate homicides have increased 75 percent at Maryland state prisons in 2025, and about 166 percent in 2024, according to the state.
MD Stadium Authority approves $48.5M deal for Laurel Park
The Maryland Stadium Authority Board of Directors voted to approve a $48.5 million agreement with 1/ST Holdings to purchase Laurel Park.
MD investigating suspicious activity with property search tool
Maryland's online real property search tool has been down for almost a week after state officials detected suspicious activity on servers running the search's website application.
4 civil liability changes that failed to pass in MD General Assembly
Maryland lawmakers preserved the status quo on damages in civil litigation, choosing not to limit the state’s liability for bus crashes or allow plaintiffs to recover more money for pain and suffering.
Moore signs vaccine, housing legislation after Sine Die
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a series of bills into law Tuesday, just hours after the Maryland General Assembly adjourned its annual legislative session.
Voting rights bill sparks yelling at end of MD General Assembly session
The Maryland General Assembly devolved into screaming matches before adjourning, largely due to voting rights legislation.
MD lawmakers move anti-ICE bills on last day of session
Maryland lawmakers sifted through dozens of bills before the clock ticked past their midnight Sine Die legislative deadline, passing significant immigration legislation.
Energy relief: MD lawmakers reach agreement on legislation
The governor, state Senate and House of Delegates they have come to an agreement on sweeping energy affordability legislation.
