Politics

Convenience stores will not be allowed to sell cigarettes or other tobacco products beginning in July, according to a bill the County Council passed Tuesday.

College Park's Cornerstone Grill & Loft has been a popular gathering spot, but was found to violate a regulation that it constituted a “danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood.”

Over the course of just a few days, Maryland Department of Transportation officials presented two different dollar figures for how much transit funding was coming to Baltimore in the coming years. So, MDOT, which is it?

As early voting is underway in Maryland, Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy holds a massive financial advantage over her write-in challenger, Tonya Sweat.

Members of a board tasked with overseeing how Prince George’s County spends cannabis tax revenue rebuked County Council members Monday over a bill that they say threatens the board’s oversight of millions of dollars.

The Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, the city-owned convention center hotel, had its worst-performing year in 2025, a new financial disclosure shows.

COLUMN | Congress must review the safety of flyovers, skydiving and rappelling at football games to ensure the military is focused on the right mission.

Here’s the story behind how Maryland and Baltimore County officials worked quietly with Anduril executives and Tradepoint Atlantic, a sprawling logistics hub in Sparrows Point, to craft a deal that could lead to Maryland’s largest employment surge in years.

Jawando is relying on the county’s public financing program. Candidates using public financing cannot accept contributions from political action committees, LLCs, businesses or large-money donors.

Baltimore lawmakers greenlit plans for a new department that would divert 911 calls away from police and into the hands of mental health professionals, despite the fact that officials have no estimate for how much it will cost.

Two Prince George’s County Council members have alleged that Chair Krystal Oriadha violated state law and “silenced” them during a meeting on Oct. 20.

With multiple ways to vote and dates to remember, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know in one handy guide.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore, was awarded a tax break Wednesday that will abate $80 million over the next 25 years for a proposed “college town” development.

The 44th president recorded a 30-second TV ad in which he speaks directly to the camera, urging Marylanders to vote yes on Question 3, which he says will stop a “Republican power grab.”

Republican incumbent Nino Mangione faces Democratic challenger Shawn McIntosh and independent Cory Shaffer.

Some school board candidates say it’s time to temporarily give up their power to close city schools.

The Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center was established to preserve the history of Black communities in North Brentwood and throughout Prince George’s County.

Plus: Inspector General report finds problems at the recreation department and the county health officer gets a prominent national role.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression will conduct First Amendment training for the University of Maryland Athletics Department.

Her comments come after County Executive Aisha Braveboy called for an investigation.