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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Opportunity Zones present a tantalizing chance for downtrodden areas of Maryland to lure investment. But there are some concerns about who will benefit, and the type of development they’ll spur.

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Depriving Marylanders of multiple chances to hear candidates get challenged by independent observers – and each other – only hurts the state’s residents.

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A new state website aims to connect employers in Maryland with workforce development resources.

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Statewide home prices increased for the seventh straight month, jumping 4.2 percent from the previous August, according to Maryland Realtors. But a lack of supply and pending interest rate hikes remain concerns. Active inventory continued to decline statewide, off by ...

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The action under the new Republican tax law pits the government against high-tax, heavily Democratic states in an election-year showdown.

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Shop Maryland Tax-Free week is underway.

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The Federal Regulatory Commission on Thursday granted a rehearing sought by Delaware and Maryland officials over planned cost allocations for a $278 million regional electric transmission line project.

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President Donald Trump is asking a federal judge in Maryland to dismiss a lawsuit that argues that Trump's acceptance of payments from foreign and state governments at his Washington hotel violates the Constitution.

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