Christine Condon

With new energy queue open, advocates push for renewable projects Over the past year, in press releases and letters, speeches and interviews, Maryland Gov.

Registration requirement may start this summer. Board of Public Works delayed consideration of the plan, asking for further research

Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed the Utility RELIEF Act into law Tuesday, ushering in a series of changes to the state's energy markets that officials hope will lower customers' electric bills in the months and years to come.

Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed the Utility RELIEF Act into law Tuesday, ushering in a series of changes to the state's energy markets that officials hope will lower customers' electric bills in the months and years to come.

Baltimore Orioles head groundskeeper Nicole Sherry is heading from the Yard to the state capital.

The Maryland Public Service Commission is delaying a policy that would make new gas customers pay the full cost of pipeline extensions to their properties, a proposal that had enraged natural gas companies.

The 1,042-acre Freedman's State Park near Gaithersburg honors the legacy of the Howard family, who owned the land after emancipation from slavery, and became major contributors to Black communities in Maryland, including the founding the Baltimore Afro-American newspaper.

Maryland inked a $4.1 million settlement deal with the developer, homebuilder and contractor of a Harford County home development blamed for damaging releases of sediment into the Gunpowder River, the attorney general's office announced on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump (R) is attacking Maryland officials after a mix-up that caused a portion of voters to receive the wrong mail-in ballot for the state's June 23 primary.

Split vote to approve system comes as Lierman questions sole-source bid; board also approves Days Cove closure plan