Bryan P. Sears

One county — Frederick — may decide the race, according to pollster The race to fill an open seat in Maryland's 6th Congressional District is too close to call, according to an independent poll released Thursday.

One county — Frederick — may decide the race, according to pollster

A midweek trip to Texas to talk policy will include a fundraiser for Gov. Wes Moore (D).

Gov. Wes Moore said he has been attacked over his military service record, including recent revelations that he claimed a military honor for which he had been recommended but never received.

Maryland will be the first state to receive funding under the federal Small Business Opportunity Program, a $10 million grant the state and federal officials said will help grow underserved small businesses in the Maryland region.

The Supreme Court of Maryland Tuesday heard arguments on three challenges to a year-old state law that blew open the door for survivors of child sexual abuse to sue state and private intuitions that failed to protect them.

A former student at the University of Maryland College Park will receive $50,000 to settle a federal lawsuit that alleged he was discriminated against during a disciplinary hearing involving claims of sexual assault.

Questions were raised anew Monday about the ability of lottery funds to cover costs for the planned renovation of Pimlico Racetrack, which will be competing for funding with several other Maryland Stadium Authority projects.

Marylanders overwhelmingly support the idea of local police working with federal immigration officials, according to a new poll that was seized on by conservative lawmakers who plan to push for such a change in state law.

A view of the remains of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The span collapsed after it was struck by the Dali, a cargo ship registered in Singapore, about 30-minutes after it left the Port of Baltimore.