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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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The state of Maryland spent $145,500 for a corporate tent at the 144th Preakness Stakes last month, and the bill is going to taxpayers.

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ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland county is considering new policies to combat workplace bullying because complaints have arisen in the office that handles support services such as fleet management.

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WASHINGTON — Maryland’s Larry Hogan, the popular Republican governor in a liberal-leaning state, says he won’t challenge President Donald Trump for the GOP nomination in 2020. Hogan, who was elected to his second term last fall, said in a statement posted Saturday ...

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CBD products have surged in popularity despite confusion around their legal status. Now U.S. regulators are exploring ways to officially allow the hemp ingredient in food, drinks and dietary supplements.

The House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform is set to hold a hearing on a bill proposing Washington, D.C., be recognized as the nation's 51st state.

Gov. Larry Hogan is calling for the University System of Maryland Board of Regents to investigate how the state’s flagship university handled an adenovirus outbreak that claimed the life of one student. Hogan’s request comes after published reports in The Washington Post ...

Baltimore's budget office has estimated that a ransomware attack that's hobbled the city's computer network will cost at least $18.2 million.

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