The cicada variant is making its rounds as cases grow in Europe.

Governor Wes Moore was among the elected officials celebrating the transformation of Edmondson Village Shopping Center.

The General Assembly’s landmark energy relief package is inching its way to the Senate floor, but not all climate advocates are happy about the energy program changes.

James Appel, a Maryland Republican Party official, was indicted on federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering charges, court records show.

The city is considering a new service that will reduce police response, while helping people get services.

More pickleball courts are on the way.

For the second time this session, the House has given final approval to a bill that would ease restrictions on Congressional redistricting, but the Senate is not budging.

School system defends the vote and says the issue is settled.

NPR sits down with Gov. Moore.

Extreme Risk Protective Orders, or ERPOs, allow people to petition for someone’s firearms to be temporarily taken away if they pose an imminent threat to themselves or others.