March 12, 2025 ANNAPOLIS, MD (March 12, 2025) – The Maryland Department of Agriculture is now accepting proposals for the Maryland Food and Agricultural Resiliency Mechanism Grant Program (MFARM). MFARM is a competitive grant aiming to help …
The United States District Court for the District of Maryland struck a blow for election integrity by siding with plaintiffs Katherine Strauch Sullivan and David Morsberger in their legal battle against Maryland State Board of Elections officials. The …
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - A Maryland job fair is focusing on federal employees who have recently been affected by layoffs. Maryland job fair for recently laid-off federal employees What we know: The Federal Employee Career Transition & Resource Fair is …
Maryland lawmakers seek to crack down on sweepstakes for good and introduce measures that put a stop to this controversial form of gaming. Under a pair of bills in the House and Senate, sweepstakes companies, which are currently operating in the state’s …
As President Donald Trump continues to make threats about further involving his administration in local affairs, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) has proposed that the District of Columbia retrocede into Maryland. District officials have argued for statehood for …
Odd News // 23 hours ago Maryland woman changes routine, wins $248,208 lottery jackpot March 11 (UPI) -- A Maryland woman who felt like her favorite lottery game was letting her down decided to mix up her routine and ended up winning $248,208.
The Maryland Bankers Association (MBA) has named Tisha S. Edwards as president and chief executive officer. In her role, Edwards will lead the MBA and serve as the chief spokesperson for the Maryland banking industry. Edwards will also serve as executive …
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump just nominated a Loyola University grad to a powerful position in the federal government. Catherine Jereza was tapped to serve as Assistant Secretary of Energy. Over a 25 year career, Jereza previously served in Maryland …
While Governor Moore’s tax plan is still being fiercely debated in Maryland, legislators have introduced several additional proposals—mostly aimed at increasing taxes on businesses—to generate revenue and address the state’s chronic budget deficit. These …
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