The fast-moving effort by President Trump to overhaul the federal workforce could have a sweeping impact in the state, home to some 145,000 federal employees and many more government contractors.

As President Donald Trump’s second administration takes shape in Washington, Democratic governors across the country are ...

Attorneys attempting to settle thousands of alleged child sex abuse cases that could cost billions to Maryland state ...

Arguing there’s downsides to downsizing, in Governor Wes Moore’s first State of the State address he pledged to fill ...

Maryland's Senate president is warning of a potential for deeper state budget cuts to address an impact of the president's ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore delivers his third State of the State address, focusing on budget discussions and the state's ...

A Kentucky lawmaker is hoping his quest to limit the pardon powers of governors in his state has received a jolt of momentum from public ...

Already, state lawmakers are grappling with a $3 billion deficit, the largest since the Great Recession. Moore proposed his ...

Maryland Health Secretary Laura Herrera Scott will leave the position she has held since the start of the Moore administration to make room for Meena Seshamani.

Kiewit Infrastructure Corporation was awarded a $73 million contract to design and build the Francis Scott Key Bridge ...

Gov. Wes Moore (D) used his third State of the State address to call for bipartisan cooperation from lawmamers to solve the ...