Jean Marbella

Maryland lawmakers approved a bill to automatically restore voter registrations for people who complete sentences in state correctional facilities.

Maryland lawmakers ask themselves at the start of each legislative session: What can we bring our constituents to justify those 90 days in Annapolis?

Maryland’s 100+ page Utility RELIEF bill covers many issues. But what does it actually mean for the average utility customer?

Kai’s foster mother, who was adopting him, is pressing for answers about how a healthy baby died while in the care of an approved provider.

The first time Delores Britt-Millhouse found out there was even a Maryland Mother of the Year was when she was nominated for and, in January, awarded the honor.

“The law moves slowly,” Nolette said. “But you can tie the administration’s hand.”

Democrat’s actions fuel debate over presidential power, priorities and Maryland taxpayers.

As a nonsmoker with no family history of cancer, Anju Bhargava had no reason to think her occasional cough could be something serious. But then, about four years ago, she was diagnosed with lung cance...

“My message is the same as EPA’s: Every home should be tested,” said Michael Walther, a longtime radon professional who has worked with the federal agency writing guidelines for the gas.

Bonnie Stein, 73, built a career that reads like a tour of Baltimore banking past and present before retiring as an executive vice president and managing director at PNC Bank in 2014.