What would make someone brutally kill a man who had lived a quiet life, raising rare koi fish in a town where everyone knew his name? That is the unanswered question for the small community of Davidsonville, left reeling from the death of Edward Koza. Add …
As of July 1, residents across the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia have been adjusting to a slate of new laws that impact everything from minimum wage increases, to emerging technologies and public safety. In D.C., workers will see another …
Taxes and fees at the state and local level either increased or took effect at the start of July — meaning you may want to examine your monthly spending. This is in addition to utility fees that increased in June for Baltimore Gas and Electric Company …
After 9,870 days behind bars for a murder that he did not commit, James Langhorne received an apology and financial compensation from the state of Maryland on Wednesday. But the 51-year-old said he and other exonerees need more than money. They need …
Signed into law by Gov. Wes Moore in April, Senate Bill 867 transferred the Cyber Maryland Program from TEDCO to the Department of Labor. The transition became effective July 1. (Md. Department of Labor) To address the state’s emerging cybersecurity …
WASHINGTON — Rep. Andy Harris was a key player during tax and spending bill negotiations on Wednesday, withholding support for the legislation while hoping each passing moment would improve the prospects of adding new deficit reduction measures. It was a …
The FBI is vacating its longtime headquarters, the iconic J. Edgar Hoover Building, for a new home in downtown Washington. The move to the nearby Ronald Reagan Building scuttles plans to relocate the bureau to suburban Maryland. The decision ends years of …
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