Danielle J. Brown

After decades of public service, U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) led his last Maryland Association of Counties town hall as a congressman Friday.

The Maryland Department of Health's pharmacy services administrations had insufficient financial record-keeping, late rebate collections and a lack of oversight for millions in state funds under five separate medication assistance programs, a recent audit says.

A new summer nutrition program that one advocate called a “game-changer” reached 586,734 children this summer, 43,000 more than state officials had expected, according to recent numbers from the Maryland Department of Human Services.

State officials still encourage qualifying families to apply for the $120 benefit before the Aug. 31 deadline.

Party squeaks past the 10,000-signature requirement to be reinstated as a recognized political party in the state

Gov. Wes Moore claimed in a 2006 document that he earned a Bronze Star for his service in Afghanistan, a medal that he never received, according to a report Thursday in The New York Times.

Democratic Sen. William C. Smith Jr. says governor ‘has not misrepresented his record’

Baltimore officials this week laid out plans for how they intend to distribute the $252.5 million the city has received - so far - in settlements with pharmacies and drug companies over their role in the opioid crisis.

The Maryland Supreme Court on Friday reinstated Adnan Syed's conviction for the 1999 murder of a former girlfriend and ordered lower courts to hold new hearings on the evidence that freed him in 2022.

Some Maryland taxpayers will be able to use a free electronic filing tool for their federal taxes rather than having to pay a tax preparer or buy tax-filing software next year, when Maryland will offer the IRS's new