Thousands of Marylanders who lost or left their federal jobs over the past year have had to find new ways to get by, often doing gig work or switching careers.
Life after the legislative session: Maryland lawmakers return to other jobs
With the 2026 Maryland legislative session over, state lawmakers return to careers that range from farmers, to lawyers to electricians.
Maryland lawmakers commemorate second anniversary of the Key Bridge collapse
Gov. Wes Moore and others laid a wreath Thursday at the site of the Key Bridge collapse to honor the six construction workers killed there two years ago.
House rejects GOP proposed gas tax pause
Lawmakers debated whether relieving Marylander’s pain at the pump should be solved in Annapolis or Washington.
‘Local news is a plus for society’: Maryland lawmakers champion community outlets
Politicians and experts caution that the lack of local media could leave Marylanders without reliable information about their communities.
‘He wasn’t afraid to step up:’ Maryland leaders remember civil rights icon Jesse Jackson
Maryland leaders called civil rights legend Jesse Jackson “a champion for the dignity of working people” and said his work has had a lasting impact.
‘It warms our hearts:’ Hundreds gather in Annapolis for monks’ last stop
The monks ended their 2,300-mile journey in Annapolis on Thursday, attracting hundreds to Maryland’s capital to witness the last stop on the “Walk for Peace.’’