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ANNAPOLIS — State and local governments may have to increase the amount of money they spend on cybersecurity efforts, according to one national expert. Cybersecurity and concerns about attacks that could paralyze government services has drawn more public attention since a ...

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is directing two state agencies to develop an initiative to save energy in state-owned buildings.

The Maryland Democratic Party is asking the state board of elections to investigate possible campaign finance violations by Gov. Larry Hogan. An attorney for Hogan's campaign is calling it a "shoddy political hit job."

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is giving state employees a longer holiday for the Fourth of July.

Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to attend the Maryland Republican Party's "Red, White and Blue" dinner.

Federal agents have searched the home of the chair of the Washington, D.C., transit authority, days after he announced his resignation over an ethics violation.

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The chair of the Washington, D.C., transit authority has announced his resignation hours after a legal memo became public and verified that he violated board ethics.

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A state government employee charged with viewing child pornography at work is the same man who pleaded guilty decades ago to sexually abusing four boy scouts.

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A Maryland board has approved a $27.5 million contract to tear down nearly 40 structures that were part of the correctional complex at the closed Baltimore City Detention Center.

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ANNAPOLIS — The Board of Public Works has denied a request by a district court judge who was seeking reimbursement of more than $86,000 in legal fees for her successful defense against a judicial ethics complaint. The money, which would ...