The memorial is called “The Guardians of the First Amendment.”

There are just three weeks left in Maryland’s legislative session.

Officials say the companies knew about the dangers of burning fossil fuels, but deceived consumers.

The county has been particularly hard hit by the coronavirus and the wobbling economy. Social justice reform is a top issue, too.

The FBI is warning of possible attacks on all 50 state capitals, in addition to D.C.

Miller stepped down as Senate President last year after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

The legislation comes as the region prepares to honor the lives of the five journalists killed last year in a brutal attack on the Capital Gazette newsroom.

Even though Maryland’s approval of same-sex marriage means good fortune for the wedding business, one Annapolis businessman is willing to kill his business instead of catering to gay couples.

Most college freshman celebrate the end of their first year in college by drinking a few beers, packing up their rooms and preparing for a summer of freedom (or low-wage employment). For the plebes at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, they scale a 21-foot monument covered in 200 pounds of lard and replace a hat placed on its peak.

Should Maryland drivers be forbidden from smoking in their car if they have a young passenger aboard? Legislators in Annapolis are trying to make it so again this year.