Breaking and developing coverage across eastern, central, and western Maryland.
A House-passed proposal would push large data centers to cover more of the grid costs they create, as Frederick County extends its pause on new projects and Maryland regulators confront rising electricity demand.
The White House extended a restriction requiring a $100,000 payment for certain new H-1B workers entering from abroad, a policy with potential consequences for Maryland's technology, research, life-sciences and engineering employers.
Four new proposed FAR rule packages published September 18 would rewrite major portions of the federal procurement rulebook, a potentially important change for Maryland's dense network of government contractors and subcontractors.
Freddie Mac's 30-year mortgage average rose to 6.95% this week, tightening monthly-payment math for Frederick County buyers in a Maryland market that still has limited inventory.
State transportation leaders met with Garrett County officials to review Maryland's proposed $21.9 billion transportation program and local project priorities.
Garrett County sheriff's deputies arrested a 39-year-old Oakland man after an investigation into an assault reported on Mews Crescent Court.
The Washington County commissioners named David A. Mason, P.E., as director of the county's Division of Environmental Management.
A 15-year-old student was arrested after school safety staff found a loaded handgun in his belongings, according to Maryland public-safety reporting.
Baltimore County police say a suspect was taken into custody in Pennsylvania after a 62-year-old man was fatally shot in Dundalk.
Baltimore police said seven people were taken to hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries after gunfire near East Fayette Street in the Douglass Homes area.
The company is seeking federal approval to retire legacy copper phone service in parts of Maryland's Eastern Shore, raising reliability questions for some rural customers.
The town says the investment will help expand housing, food, veteran and homelessness-prevention services for Ocean City and the Lower Eastern Shore.
State transportation officials met with Lower Eastern Shore leaders to review the draft $21.9 billion capital program and local project priorities.
