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Incoming Gov. Wes Moore's political support for Hogan's signature project is uncertain.

Maryland Department of Health concedes that its behavioral health payment system needs significant improvements.

We don't have official winners in some primary races from last week. But there is enough evidence of how things are going to opine on who some of the winners and losers are.

Montgomery County, Maryland's largest jurisdiction, keeps growing; some might say the place is busting at the seams. But at the same time, its political influence is diminishing in the state.

Portraits of high-ranking state officials are not uncommon. How the portraits are paid for has at times been a bit more complicated.

The state's Board of Public Works could vote on the 50-year concession this fall as Gov. Larry Hogan aims to button up the project before he exits office in January.

WisLawNOW has grown to include close to 50 law blogs that provide timely updates across practice areas and drive people to lawyers´ websites. Is your blog on the list?

WisLawNOW has grown to include close to 50 law blogs that provide timely updates across practice areas and drive people to lawyers´ websites. Is your blog on the list?

Primary Day ended several days ago in Maryland, but the counting of mail-in ballots remains underway.

Maryland state agencies are awash in vacancies, losing seasoned workers and struggling to perform core functions, according to union leaders, members of the General Assembly and Attorney General Brian Frosh.