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Officials at the state Department of Information Technology pushed back on a new audit that raises questions about how much ...
The U.S. Department of Education argued in court Friday that a “Dear Colleague” letter criticizing DEI practices was just to ...
Maryland ratepayers could save hundreds of dollars a year on their electric bills if the regional power grid operator could ...
The Maryland Board of Nursing said it has cleared almost all of the 259 nurses and nursing applicants who may have obtained a ...
RadioShack was the place to go if you needed a cable or help with anything tech related. Now, the last brick-and-mortar store ...
The 2025 legislative session was a slog, but Maryland Matters staff still had one thing to do: We fanned out to talk to ...
The Trump administration's continued detention of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, despite a complete lack of evidence against ...
Area farmers and food banks are already planning for what to do it the Trump administration ends the Local Food Purchase ...
A key advisory panel recommended that the state's property tax stay unchanged next year, at 11.2 cents per $100 in assessed ...
Maryland’s high school graduation rate climbed to 88% in 2024, reaching its highest point since 2017, according to the ...
More than 100 property owners in Central Maryland have refused to let power company PSEG onto their land to survey for the proposed Piedmont power line project, the company said in a legal filing ...
This is the second of two States Newsroom stories examining the implications of the growing need for electricity largely from artificial intelligence and data centers. Read the first here. For the ...
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