Bill: Students Could Use Sunscreen Without Doctor's Note
A measure allowing Maryland students to use sunscreen without a doctor's note is advancing in the General Assembly.
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A measure allowing Maryland students to use sunscreen without a doctor's note is advancing in the General Assembly.
A Maryland board has approved a $2.4 million contract to enable people to request emergency help with text messages to 911.
Special conditions to address concerns about water quality may be justified for a proposed natural gas pipeline, a Maryland official wrote Thursday, as opponents to the project came to rally at the governor's residence.
A new law requiring Maryland businesses with 15 or more employees to provide up to five days of earned paid sick leave is scheduled to go into effect.
Maryland ranks No. 1 for the number of millionaires per capita for the sixth year in a row.
The harsh flu season has put "a significant" stress on Maryland's hospitals and emergency services.
While a majority of Maryland residents will pay less in federal taxes, state and local taxes will rise by an estimated $438 million in the 2018 tax year, unless state lawmakers address changes triggered by the federal tax overhaul, a report released from the comptroller's office Thursday said.
The organization "Moms Demand Action" is calling on Maryland lawmakers to prevent convicted domestic abusers from owning guns.
Juwan Morgan scored 25 points, grabbed five rebounds, dished out four assists, blocked two shots and accounted for all but four points in the decisive run to lead Indiana past Maryland 71-68.
Wednesday, federal prison officials conducted a rare test at a Western Maryland lockup that blocks phone signals.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he believes congressional redistricting should be taken out of the hands of politicians, "regardless of who the governor is or what party's in power."
Environmental groups opposed to allowing offshore drilling near the Maryland coast picked up bipartisan support Tuesday ahead of an open house by the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
A coalition focused on health care in Maryland will announce proposals they think will make prescription drug prices cheaper.
Authorities say part of a ceiling has collapsed at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in the Washington suburbs.
The Maryland Health Care For All! Coalition is preparing to announce proposals that they say will make prescription drugs more affordable for Marylanders.
As local Salvadorans face deportation, an organization is stepping into help them receive the information they need.
After years of trying, Maryland lawmakers are close to requiring paid sick leave at many Maryland businesses.
People in Maryland are already weighing in on the 2018 Governor's Race.
A Maryland man accused of impersonating an FBI agent has reached a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in Delaware.
After being denied a public hearing by the Environmental Protection Agency on the repeal of the Clean Power Plan, leaders in Maryland are putting matters into their own hands.
Maryland lawmakers are gathering for the start of their annual 90-day legislative session.
As people are getting up for their Wednesday morning commute, the National Weather Service says there is still a need to use some caution in southern Maryland.
Maryland lawmakers are tuning up for the 2018 legislative session, which starts Wednesday.
Maryland lawmakers outlined a plan Tuesday on how to protect and improve the federal Affordable Care Act in Maryland.
Freezing rain and sleet covered the Maryland area Monday afternoon and evening, arriving just in time to cause hazardous conditions for commuters.
