Kevin Kinnally

Baltimore City has sued prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket, alleging the companies illegally offer sports betting while avoiding Maryland’s

Maryland's pension system posted a 13.19% net investment return in fiscal 2026, well above its actuarial target and adding another year of positive long-term performance for the $82.1 billion fund.

Across two consecutive budget cycles, the State has added nearly $165 million in annual costs to county budgets through new pension obligations and the elimination of retirement grants.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has signed an executive order requiring data center developers to secure local approval and make binding commitments

Four local governments have sued the US Department of Homeland Security over new election-related conditions attached to federal homeland security

A US Supreme Court ruling could allow the Trump administration to move forward with parts of an executive order restricting mail-in voting, but the

Maryland retained AAA ratings from all three of its current rating agencies on a new $600 million bond sale, but S&P Global Ratings kept its Negative Outlook as the State faces mounting budget and federal pressures.

The Federal Communications Commission is considering new rules that could preempt local authority over broadband permitting, including project timelines, fees, and access to public rights-of-way.

A federal judge has lifted the final injunction blocking new US Postal Service requirements for mail-in ballots, clearing USPS to apply the rules to the November midterms unless another court intervenes.

A September 2 housing forum in Baltimore City will bring together local, state, and national leaders to discuss how federal housing legislation could affect communities on the ground.