Thousands of Marylanders were impacted by the mass federal layoffs last year. Some faith institutions continue to provide financial and spiritual care.
Annapolis boutique connects shoppers with global artisans
Shannon Riesenfeld opened Mango & Main, a fair trade shop, a decade ago with the goal of helping women artisans across the globe.
Maryland’s Secretary of Commerce talks Sphere, data centers
State Secretary of Commerce Harry Coker Jr. said Maryland’s small and medium businesses are “absolutely essential to our economic growth.”
‘I’m really hoping that we do well:’ Annapolis businesses ready for boat show
Some downtown businesses said they experienced losses from the City Dock construction project and hope this weekend’s boat show can bring in more customers.
Maryland’s legislature is ending its 2026 session. Here’s what you need to know.
Democrats tout accomplishments, but say they’re scrambling to get more done. Republicans say they’re frustrated Marylanders didn’t get a break on more bills.
Advocates rally against disability services cuts as budget heads to Gov. Moore
Gov. Moore’s proposed budget would cut $126 million from the Developmental Disabilities Administration, a move advocates warn will harm thousands of Marylanders.
‘Cash is the staple of our country’: Maryland lawmaker pushes for businesses to accept cash
Advocates for low-income consumers support legislation that would require businesses to accept cash, removing some barriers for people to buy what they need.
‘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.’’