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The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is the state’s public health, law, and human services university devoted to excellence in professional and graduate education, research, patient care, and public service.

STEVENSVILLE — When the board of Chesapeake Charities brainstormed about what they would like to focus on for their 2023 awards ceremony, they chose the most obvious choice for the

STEVENSVILLE — When the board of Chesapeake Charities brainstormed about what they would like to focus on for their 2023 awards ceremony, they chose the most obvious choice for the

SALISBURY, Md. -- Either Megan Outten, Jermichael Mitchell or Randy Taylor will be Salisburys new mayor. The winner will be the citys first full-term mayor since Jake Day joined the

Wednesday's vote approved $150 million in contracts that could one day lead to a widening of the American Legion Bridge that carries the Capital Beltway over…

State transportation officials said they will seek more than $3 billion in federal funding to ease congestion around the American Legion Bridge, a move that could potentially provide traffic relief in the region without privately managed toll lanes.

The Moore Administration announced that three hundred and thirty million dollars of funding is being used for Chesapeake Bay restoration.

DC launches pilot program to target dangerous drivers. Maureen Coffey, Susan Cunningham win Democratic primary for Arlington County Board. Maryland Governor confirms that I-270, Beltway expansion will continue despite lawsuit.  

Gov. Wes Moore should look to Glendening's example and issue an executive order granting collective bargaining rights.

The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration is launching a $12 million renovation project for its Glen Burnie branch, the agency’s largest office. The 18-month modernization began Monday and will renew the building’s 60-year-old infrastructure while achieving the Moore Administration’s goal to deliver convenient in-person transactions and one-stop shop state services. Approximately 393,000 customers ...