Kathy Szeliga

Every couple of years, something important happens that does not involve a parade or a ceremony. It happens quietly in gymnasiums, community centers and school cafeterias across Baltimore County. Citizens

Baltimore County has been in the headlines recently, and not for good reasons.

This weekend, America will be throwing the greatest birthday party of all time, and there is no better place to celebrate than right here in our own backyard.

Maryland families are caught in a cycle that shows no signs of stopping. Energy bills go up, Annapolis and Wes Moore offer a token response, and then the bills go

We hope you have enjoyed this beautiful summer so far. As you plan activities for the second half of July and beyond, consider some of our favorite spots right here in District 7A and across Baltimore County.

CNBC's ranking is a significant indicator of Maryland's economic health, and it is not pretty. According to the publication's 20th annual America's Top States for Business study, Maryland's economy ranks second-worst in the country for 2026. Only Rhode Island ranks lower.

This time next week, the Maryland General Assembly will be back in Annapolis for a special session scheduled for Aug. 3-5.

Gov. Wes Moore often talks about “leaving no one behind.” But if you want to know a governor's real priorities, don't listen to the speeches.

If someone collecting food stamps won $2 million from the lottery, would you consider that person someone in need?

Juvenile crime has become an increasingly serious problem, but states are responding in very different ways. Some are confronting juvenile crime with swift intervention, accountability and clear consequences. In Maryland,