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ANNAPOLIS —  A criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor is calling for the creation of a fund to repay city residents targeted by the Baltimore City Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force and for opening city courtrooms to publicly accessible video of ...

Maryland's longtime Senate president has told lawmakers his health is "largely good today" as he updated them on his battle with Stage 4 prostate cancer.

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The Justice Department has agreed to turn over some of the underlying evidence from special counsel Robert Mueller's report, including files used to assess whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee said Monday.

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Baltimore’s chief information technology official has apologized to city leaders for the response to a cyberattack that has crippled the city for a month. The Baltimore Sun reports Frank Johnson offered his “sincere apologies” to city council members Friday during a public ...

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Virginia is asking Washington, D.C., transit officials to release the findings of a recent ethics investigation into their board chairman.

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Harford County Executive Barry Glassman announced Thursday Lawrence A. Richardson Jr., Esq. will join his administration as the policy director responsible for state and federal legislative affairs, beginning Monday. He will also work on complex constituent matters and report directly ...

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland will proceed with at least one phase of a controversial proposal to expand two D.C.-area highways with toll lanes. A three-hour meeting of the Board of Public Works that featured testimony from more than three dozen opponents ...

The city of Baltimore and federal authorities are investigating whether documents posted online are connected to a ransomware attack that has hobbled the city's computer network.

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Gov. Larry Hogan is vowing to block tax increases he said will be needed to pay for a $4 billion expansion in education and to push through his proposed toll lane expansion of two major D.C.-area highways.

The new mayor of Baltimore says boxing matches could help reduce the city’s rampant street violence. The Baltimore Sun reports Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young suggested the unconventional approach Sunday, saying the bouts could be held at the Royal Farms Arena. The ...

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