State officials and legislators fear that the push from the Trump administration and GOP-led Congress to slash federal spending will cripple Maryland programs and services.

But the cost of complying with Senate Bill 465 is a real concern, said Allison Ciborowski, president and CEO of LeadingAge Maryland, which is comprised ... The videos would be policed by the Health ...

Tax season is upon us and eligible taxpayers in 25 states, including Maryland, can e-file returns directly with the Internal ...

Palmer took the helm of the Baltimore-based pension fund in July 2015 after serving as director of fixed income and ...

An estimated 6,000 Marylanders who mistakenly received tax forms belonging to other residents due to an internal printer ...

The move would cap the amount of National Institutes of Health funding that facilities can use to cover indirect expenses, such as maintaining buildings or equipment, at 15%.

MoCo Del. Emily Shetty (D) proposes 2-cent-per-ounce levy on sugary drinks that could raise nearly $500 million annually.

In a decisive move to enhance oversight of funeral services, Governor Wes Moore has initiated a comprehensive review of the ...

Maryland has a Democratic trifecta and a Democratic triplex ... claim that states with competitive party systems spend more on education, health, and transportation. They base this on a study of each ...

Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) — a publicly-funded healthcare program that serves islanders in their homes with a wide range ...