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Experts warn that President Trump's proposed budget will reverse years of progress in restoring the Chesapeake Bay's health.

Gov. Larry Hogan and leading lawmakers are demanding answers from the University of Maryland Medical System, after a newspaper reported this week that several members of the system's board have significant financial dealings with the hospital network.

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Colorado on Friday joined a compact of states that have pledged to pool their presidential electoral votes for the winner of the national popular vote.

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ANNAPOLIS — Legislation to revamp the process for appealing concealed-carry permit rulings in Maryland is expected to receive a vote from at least one key Senate committee Monday. The vote in the Senate Executive Nominations Committee Monday comes as the ...

Legislation that would allow prosecutors to seek to vacate convictions they no longer have faith in passed the House of Delegates Thursday after being amended in committee to limit its scope. House Bill 874 was designed in part to address ...

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Multiple pieces of health care legislation are moving forward in the Maryland House of Delegates, but they have been amended to exclude some of their key elements. Bills originally drafted to put the Affordable Care Act’s consumer protections into state ...

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While many governments across Maryland charge 25 or 50 cents a page for copies of public documents, police departments' fees are several times as much.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland could become the first state to stop participating in the federal Title X program due to a Trump administration rule that would prohibit family planning clinics funded by the program from making abortion referrals, under ...

The Maryland Senate has voted to allow Johns Hopkins University to create its own armed police force.

The Maryland Senate has passed a measure to increase the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025.