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Maryland lost 25K federal jobs in 2025: ‘A whack-a-mole attack on important federal services’
Maryland lost nearly 25,000 federal jobs in 2025 as Trump administration layoffs hit, raising unemployment and impacting state revenue.
Gov. Moore announces full funding for RENEW environmental study, reversing course
Gov. Moore reverses veto to fund $500K RENEW Act study, analyzing climate change’s economic impact on Maryland and extreme weather costs.
BPW approved over 300 MD state employee buyouts
Maryland’s Board of Public Works is set to approve 332 state employee buyouts, saving over $10 million and eliminating over 500 positions.
Maryland resident is diagnosed with New World screwworm. What to know about the parasite
A Maryland traveler contracted New World screwworm in El Salvador, the first U.S. case tied to travel. CDC warns of rare but serious parasite.
MDOT begins developer search for Bowie State MARC station project
Maryland aims to transform Bowie State MARC station with affordable housing, pedestrian bridge, and expanded transit as part of Penn Line growth.
Lawyers ask judge to keep man in jail over deportation concerns
Attorneys for Kilmar Abrego Garcia asked a federal judge in Tennessee on Friday to delay his release from jail because of “contradictory statements” by President Donald Trump's administration over whether or not he'll be deported upon release.
Maryland’s small businesses need help from Congress
Supporting small businesses is an investment in Maryland’s prosperity – one that drives growth and opportunity for all.
Report: Maryland among states with highest loss of high-earning residents
Despite a national increase in high-earning American households, Maryland is one of the leading states experiencing a loss of these residents.
Maryland community colleges attempt to recover from enrollment declines
As Maryland community colleges recover from a decline in enrollment over the past decade, reaching a low in 2022, the future of community college enrollment in a post-pandemic era is unclear, with community colleges seeking to take steps to expand enrollment and buck these negative trends.
Study: Md. tops most states in online searches for lawyers
Maryland is among the top 10 states where residents are most often searching online for lawyers, according to research conducted by a Texas personal injury firm. The study analyzed which […]
With high court ruling, Hogan order, gun permit requests in Md. expected to soar
Maryland gun owners will no longer have to provide a "good and substantial reason" when applying for wear and carry permits.
Maryland’s 4% jobless rate in May lowest since start of pandemic
Maryland gained 10,500 jobs in May, and the unemployment rate once again fell, hitting 4%.
