State medical cannabis regulators Thursday approved the transfer of five licenses to Florida’s first and largest licensed cannabis company. The transfer of three dispensaries, one processor and one grow license to Florida-based Trulieve Cannabis is part of a $2.1 billion ...

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A new state partnership with the National Security Agency, an institute for innovative computing, and codifying a statewide privacy network are just a few of the initiatives to come out of the Annapolis Cybersecurity Summit. With the COVID-19 pandemic pushing more ...

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A fund responsible for paying claims for some injured workers failed to collect nearly $15 million in payments from insurance companies and businesses, according to the Office of Legislative Audits. Some of the accounts not sent for collection have been ...

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Malfunctions of a new toll collection system is being blamed for the overbilling of thousands of motorists on Maryland's toll roads, bridges and tunnels.

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Home sales in Maryland and nationwide have soared, with demand far outpacing the number of homes available, but recent data shows that trend may be easing.

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Steve Coetzee doesn’t know what the future holds for the senior community he runs in Boonsboro. The Fahrney Keedy community has felt the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In 2020, the pandemic cost the community $2.5 million, due in part ...

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Maryland voters can begin to vote in person next week at dozens of sites statewide. Early voting centers open Monday morning and will operate daily until Nov. 2. Maryland has allowed early in-person voting since 2010, but it wasn’t offered ...

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The number of first-time unemployment claims in Maryland nearly doubled in a week and there are signs that the the local and national employment situation is stalling less than a month before the 2020 Presidential election.

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Maryland prosecutors need not tell defendants about the past dishonesty of the state’s witnesses before a guilty plea is entered, Maryland’s second-highest court has ruled in upholding the drug possession conviction of a man whose main accuser had a record ...

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New laws to protect health and strengthen criminal justice are taking effect in Maryland.

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