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Maryland Governor Larry Hogan wants to expand parts of the Beltway and I-270 as a way to help reduce traffic. But homeowners who live near these roads say they feel like they’ve been left in the dark. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

A woman hired to oversee the books and finances at a major Washington, D.C. ballet school founded by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon is charged with defrauding the school, including by using its credit cards at MGM National Harbor casino.

Maryland’s comptroller says he’s urging the state’s pension system to divest itself from Alabama-based companies due to the state’s strictest-in-the-nation abortion ban.

The Maryland General Assembly voted to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of a bill that lets local school boards decide whether school begins before or after Labor Day.

Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed a measure to raise Maryland’s minimum wage to $15, as well as a measure to give local school boards the ability to decide whether school starts before or after Labor Day.

About 7,500 retirees in Maryland received notice in error threatening to garnish their pensions.

Prince George’s County elections officials say they’re changing the way they predict voter turnout after dozens of precincts ran out of paper ballots during the November election.

Hot weather stoked a long-simmering political dispute in Maryland over a lack of air conditioning in Baltimore and Baltimore County schools, as the heat continued to interfere with school hours on Wednesday.

Your state government may be holding on to money and property from forgotten bank accounts, stock dividends or the safe deposit boxes.

Massachusetts has become the first state to adopt a ban on bump stocks since the mass shooting a Las Vegas music festival.

The Maryland Board of Public Works voted unanimously Wednesday to approve $61 million in budget cuts from Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, after abandoning a proposal to level aid in lower-income jurisdictions.

A Maryland panel will consider Gov. Larry Hogan’s proposal to cut $68 million from the state’s $43.5 billion budget.

A black market for diesel and gasoline has rapidly spread around the nation, with organized crime gangs using fraudulent credit cards to syphon millions of dollars in fuel from gas stations into large tanks hidden inside pickup trucks and vans. Stealing fuel can be less risky than selling drugs or other illegal endeavors, and criminals can make $1,000 or more...

Hillary Clinton would crush New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in a head-to-head matchup if she ran as an independent, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released on Wednesday.

A city audit has found Donald Trump did not donate to the two main 9/11 charities in the months after the terror attacks despite accepting public thanks for doing so, though the comptroller’s office says it could not conclude the presidential candidate never gave to one of the funds.

Spokesmen for the governor and the comptroller on Monday declined to offer details, but both officials have supported starting school after Labor Day.

The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $5.6 billion contract to build the Purple Line train outside D.C.

Tax preparers at a Baltimore company bribed homeless people to file fraudulent tax returns, a Maryland prosecutor’s office said Friday, as it announced the indictments of nine people.

More than 253 employees at Maryland’s corrections department have been arrested since January 2013, and more than 200 of them are still employed, the department head told state officials Wednesday.

Comptroller Peter Franchot is scheduled to announce results of a petition drive gauging support for starting Maryland public schools after Labor Day.