Md. state superintendent says education department is looking to hire qualified federal employees
Maryland State Superintendent Carey Wright was asked if the state is exploring the hiring of federal workers who’ve been let go or may be facing layoffs.
Medicaid cuts could mean a $1B hit to Maryland budget, Senate president warns
Maryland lawmakers are bracing for the possibility of a $900 million to $1.2 billion spike in Medicaid costs to the state if ...
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Outdated systems and backlog delay Marylanders' access to Unclaimed Property; the state is working to fix that
It's estimated 1 in 7 people have unclaimed property and while it's easy to check if you're one of them, it's not as easy to ...
Maryland must support in-state renewable energy – including waste-to-energy
Maryland's goal of getting 50% of its retail electricity from renewable sources by 2030 won't be easy, which is why lawmakers ...
Inside new $109M government building, Maryland lawmakers discuss education cuts
Maryland lawmakers are looking to make changes to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future – the landmark education reform bill ...
Parents slam Maryland bill that removes opt outs on gender identity lessons
The Maryland House passed a bill that removes the choice to opt out students for school lessons on gender identity, sparking ...
Defensive coordinator Brian Williams departs Maryland for Jacksonville State
Brian Williams had completed his sixth season coaching at Maryland before taking the defensive coordinator position at ...
Where college basketball expert Jay Bilas ranks Maryland basketball
Maryland men's basketball is scorching hot right now and appears like it could play against anyone. The Terrapins have won ...