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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 ...

ANNAPOLIS — The Board of Public Works Wednesday voted to pay more than $360,000 in fees to outside attorneys representing the state in an ongoing court dispute over the canceled redevelopment of State Center in Baltimore. The 2-to-1 vote to ...

A Florida city agreed to pay $600,000 in ransom to hackers who took over its computer system, the latest in thousands of attacks worldwide aimed at extorting money from governments and businesses.

School safety is the subject of a conference drawing teachers, law enforcement officers and mental health service providers in Baltimore County, Maryland.

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The governors of Virginia and Maryland and the mayor of Washington, D.C., want Virginia transit officials to release the findings of an ethics investigation into their board chairman.

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ANNAPOLIS — Members of the state’s commission on medical cannabis said they continue to investigate concerns about toxic heavy metals in some products used in vaping but said they will not issue a recall. The Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission issued ...

Gov. Larry Hogan is taking steps to strengthen cybersecurity in Maryland in the wake of a cyberattack that hit the city of Baltimore's computer network.

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A Maryland information technology official says Baltimore leaders resisted accepting help from the state for about a week after the city's computer servers were hacked.

Talks between Baltimore City and the owners of Pimlico and the Preakness should include state officials, Gov. Larry Hogan says. Baltimore City and The Stronach Group are expected to begin a period of good-faith discussions following a decision by Mayor ...