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Former Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker has been appointed to the board of directors for the University of Maryland Medical System.

When the Conowingo Dam opened to fanfare nearly a century ago, the massive wall of concrete and steel began its job of harnessing water power in northern Maryland. It also quietly provided a side benefit: trapping sediment and silt before it could flow miles downstream and pollute the Chesapeake Bay, the nation's largest estuary.

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that he won’t spend about $245 million set aside by lawmakers for a variety of initiatives, because he disapproves of how the money was fenced off at a time when the state ...

Maryland's transportation secretary says the state will withhold about $55.6 million in capital funds from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority due to a lack of transparency about how state money is being used.

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Measures to protect students from sexual abuse and to examine ways of lowering high prescription drug costs are among new laws taking effect in Maryland this week.

A new armed police force for Johns Hopkins, initial funding for a potentially budget-busting proposal to improve public education, and a requirement that online short-term rental websites such as Airbnb collect sales tax are just some of the new Maryland ...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday leaves in place Maryland’s controversial congressional districts and appears to ensure, at least for the short term, that the state will continue to reapportion those districts as it always has. The 5-4 ruling punts ...

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."