Maryland will likely need to spend a lot more to recruit players and field teams once it officially leaves the Atlantic Coast Conference and heads to the more lucrative pastures of the Big Ten in July.
Video: Maryland Marijuana Decriminalization Explained
Possessing small amounts of marijuana will not be a criminal offense in Maryland after Oct. 1.
A Cherry Blossom’s Fleeting Glory
One of the city’s famous cherry blossom trees before, during and after its 2014 peak.
Goats to Serve as Eco-Friendly Landscapers Around the State
Have you herd? Goats will soon be making their way through Maryland, as property owners trade machinery for hungry, four-legged landscapers.
Supreme Court Has Changed How Campaigns Are Financed
A series of Supreme Court rulings have significantly expanded the ways corporations can donate to federal elections.
Defense Companies Target Maryland Members of Congress
The defense industry contributes generously to the state’s congressional delegation because Maryland is a leading recipient of federal defense contracts and houses more than a dozen defense contractors with operations in the state.
Defendants Who Fail to Come to Court Burden Maryland Judicial System
Maryland court employees and sheriff deputies have increased duties when individuals fail to appear during scheduled court cases.
Strong El Nino Could Mean Weak Hurricane Season
Climate scientists expect a particularly strong El Nino this summer to lead to fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic, including Maryland.
Autonomy Of Local Schools Uncertain
Local schools have struggled to remain autonomous with binding regulations coming from the state and federal education departments.
Baltimore’s War of 1812 Artifacts
A community archaeological dig in Baltimore looks to uncover artifacts from the Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812.