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Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp announced Monday she will step down by the end of the year.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp announced Monday she will step down by the end of the year. Kopp, a Democrat, has been treasurer since 2002. She has been re-elected by the General Assembly to five four-year terms.

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A man exonerated after nearly a decade in prison will receive more than $400,000 from the Maryland Board of Public Works. 

Traffic congestion relief is on the way for Marylanders who live in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region following a Wednesday afternoon vote by the Board of Public Works to move forward with a $54 million contract to begin pre-development work on an ambitious Capitol Beltway expansion plan.

A Maryland board has voted to move forward with preliminary work on a multibillion-dollar plan to replace the aging American Legion Bridge and create toll lanes...

Maryland’s state lawmakers are investigating whether they can overturn Gov. Larry Hogan’s decision to opt out of federal programs that have aided the unemployed during the pandemic.

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