Ravens president says the team is ”really committed to Maryland as a whole and Baltimore.”

AFSCME Maryland Council 3 expressed frustration with the outgoing Republican governor and what it called a “take it or leave it offer."

New deal could keep the NFL team in Baltimore for up to 25 years.

Congressman pledges to keep working while undergoing treatment for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.

Airline CEO pledges “to be back on track before next week” after thousands of cancellations across the country, including in Baltimore.

Gov.-elect Wes Moore is adding more members to his administration, but he still has only announced two cabinet secretaries.

“The People's Ball” in Baltimore sold out of its first run of 8,000 tickets.

The planning committee is working to secure more space for partiers in the Baltimore Convention Center.

Critics of the Catholic Church said the concessions don't go far enough to make things right for victims pursuing restitution

Maryland’s two highest courts have new names after voters approved the change last month.

The $146,000 fine represents the largest penalty ever levied by the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission.

The state government is expected to have $5.5 billion in rainy day funds and a budget surplus.

Aruna Miller’s family of immigrants didn’t really discuss politics, but Miller jumped into Democratic Party work after becoming a citizen and voting for the first time in 2000.

After getting trounced in statewide elections, the Maryland Republican Party turns to political consultant Nicole Beus Harris as its new leader.

Most mobile sports gambling apps lost money in the first days of operation due to generous free play promotions.

Part of Rosaryville State Park in Prince George’s County has been named the “Rutherford Area,” an honor that Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford did not know was in the works when he visited the park this week.

Sen. Stephen Hershey, who represents the Upper Eastern Shore, and Sen. Justin Ready, who represents Carroll County, will be responsible for being the leading voice of the 13 Republicans in the 47-member state Senate.

Proposed new order for presidential primaries is: South Carolina, New Hampshire, Nevada, Georgia and Michigan.

”I am not about to give up on the Republican Party or on America,” Republican governor told supporters Wednesday as he raised $1.2 million.

Maryland taxpayers paid $236,584.80 for the Republican governor’s security detail on out-of-state and out-of-country trips from January through September of this year.