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Lt. Col. Roland L. Butler Jr. will become the first Black superintendent of the Maryland State Police after the state Senate confirmed Gov. Wes Moore’s nominee with a final vote Friday.

A Senate committee advanced Gov. Wes Moore's nominee to become the next Maryland State Police superintendent.

Bills aiming to get more Marylanders health coverage, improve access to behavioral health services and expand Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming health care have made strides in the General Assembly this legislative session.

Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill designed to reduce packaging pollution while shifting the cost for disposal onto packaging producers, rather than taxpayers.

We’ve tracked down what’s on the docket at the Maryland General Assembly this year for transportation, housing, and land use. 2023 could be an interesting year for rail, ADUs, and traffic safety.

Maryland politicians and advocates are gathering Friday to push for legislation to make it easier for people to enroll or learn more about health insurance options while doing their taxes.

With the 2023 Maryland legislative session about three weeks old, health care advocates and lawmakers announced a five-piece legislative agenda Tuesday that they hope will close remaining gaps in the state’s health insurance marketplace.

/PRNewswire/ -- TEDCO, Marylands economic engine for technology companies, unveiled a legislatively mandated Maryland Innovation Competitiveness Study—one...

Several years ago, Maryland legislators wanted to address their constituents’ mental healthcare needs using patient-centered and data-driven models.

ANNAPOLIS — A spirit of change was alive and well in the packed chambers of the State House as Maryland lawmakers convened for the 445th Session of the General Assembly