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Art in the Village, an annual open-air art summer art show that started 25 years ago, returns June 25 with 115 artists

Gov. Wes Moore urges tax breaks for military retirees and mandates Minority Business Enterprise reports; ex-treasurer is charged with stealing over $140,000 in campaign funds

Former Baltimore County employee William “Chris” McCollum is charged with stealing more than $100,000 from former Democratic County Councilwoman Cathy Bevins' campaign.

AdMo pedestrian street pilot will continue on select weekends throughout fall 2022. Ballot recounts begin for close races in Montgomery, Prince George’s, and Frederick counties. Alexandria launches new paratransit app.

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By Taylor DeVille From The Baltimore Sun BALTIMORE—A former U.S. Naval nuclear engineer accused of trying to sell ...

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State Roundup: State launches program to help youth bounce back MarylandReporter file photo HELP FOR YOUTH RECOVERING FROM PANDEMIC EFFECTS: The state is entering into a multi-million dollar partnership with several private sector companies to launch a series of initiatives aimed at helping younger people and their families recover from mental health impact of the pandemic, Bryan Renbaum reports for Maryland Reporter. School closures and the cancellation of both sporting and social events have ...

Baltimore County needs to exercise some caution in development of a park at Sparrows Point because of industrial contamination left behind.

Downtown Baltimore will get a boost from 3,3000 state employees being moved there. Image by Bruce Emmerling from Pixabay HOGAN TO MOVE 3,300 STATE WORKERS TO B’MORE DISTRICT: In an attempt to help revitalize Baltimore’s downtown central business district the state plans to relocate more than 3,000 of its employees to offices in that area of the city, Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday. In all the proposal will affect 3,300 state employees from a dozen agencies and will be funded with $50 million ...