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23 hours after announcing a new “community relations effort” in which police officers would distribute vehicle “report cards” to parked cars in county parks, grading...

On Tuesday, February 15, the Commonwealth’s 4 p.m. burn law goes into effect. The law remains in effect until Saturday, April 30.

The Second District Court of Appeal held that a Board of Supervisors decision on the appeal of a conditional use permit from the Planning Commission was untimely under the County Code...

Maryland Court of Special Appeals Administrative: Where a state statue and the Prince George’s County code both provide an exemption from recordation and transfer taxes for transfers to “the State[,] an agency of the State[,] or a political subdivision in the State,” the “State” was the State of Maryland. As such, a pension fund for ...

Baltimore County school system says it disagrees with some of the findings in the inspector general of education’s report last month that said procurement laws were not followed and that outside counsel was hired, violating state law.

The executive committee of the Democratic Party of Carbon County agreed to recommend to Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf that Daniel Zeigler of Franklin Township for his nomination to the office of sheriff of Carbon...

The nation’s tax season started Monday, Jan. 24, 2022. That is when the IRS will begin accepting and processing 2021 tax year returns.

The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.

The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.

County Invites the Public to Help Revitalize Pohoiki