Bryan P. Sears

Election boards around the state are back at work counting the remaining votes from the 2024 election, following a series of bogus bomb threats made on Friday.

Lawmakers will return to Annapolis in January facing a widening structural state budget gap in funding and revenue.

Former Prince George's County Council member sentenced to one year in jail for theft of campaign funds

Franklin, who resigned in June from the Prince George's County council, pled guilty to embezzlement Wednesday and now faces possible jail time.

Maryland lawmakers will return to Annapolis facing a widening budget gap. Analysts said it could become one of the worst fiscal situations in two decades.

A Harford County Councilman pleaded nolo contendere Thursday to one felony charge of stealing funds from a union he led for more than five decades, a plea that county officials said will cost him his seat.

State faces billions in projected shortfalls as well as uncertainty in the economy and federal government

The Harford County Council will proceed with efforts to fill the now-vacant seat of Councilmember Dion Guthrie (D), despite threatened legal action by Guthrie to retain his seat, the council president said.

A decades-old effort to redevelop an aging, decrepit state office complex could end Wednesday with a $58.5 million state settlement payment to a developer once charged with the revitalization project.

Newly hired attorneys for the Harford County Council are demanding that a former councilmember decide if he will follow through with a threatened lawsuit over his ouster, and that he stop trying to contact current council members in the meantime.