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Maryland is selling the Spring Grove psychiatric hospital and its 175-acre Catonsville campus to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for $1 even though the state has struggled for years with a lack of psychiatric facilities and services, particularly for people facing criminal charges or held in state prisons.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's administration proposes transferring the Spring Grove Hospital Center and its desirable 175-acre campus to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for $1, a move that could shutter the centuries-old psychiatric facility.

In Maryland's gubernatorial race, there's no obvious Democratic front-runner in a crowded and experienced field. Who, if anybody, will emerge before primary day?

Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore said Friday "desperate attacks" by political opponents are fueling stories questioning his past statements.

The Maryland law will ban perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances in paper products for food packaging and in rugs and carpets, as well as in firefighting foams, starting in 2024.

Feds: Did Maryland illegally underpay state employees at multiple state institutions run by two separate state agencies?

Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore, dogged by accusations of embellishing his childhood ties to Baltimore, said Friday he stands behind his words in a decade of media appearances and a best-selling autobiography.

Laura Neuman, the former Republican county executive for Anne Arundel County who launched a potential run for governor of Maryland as a Democrat, has decided to drop out of the race.

Maryland’s highest court found the new map of legislative districts “consistent with the requirements of the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of Maryland.”

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has signed a law to help secure long-term commitments from the Baltimore Orioles and Ravens to remain in their stadiums by allowing a state authority to borrow up to $1.2 billion for upgrades to the structures.

In the General Assembly's 90-day session, Marylanders emerged with a chance to legalize recreational marijuana, increased access to abortion, and a paid medical and family leave insurance program.

Maryland lawmakers convened Monday for one last push to pass bills before a midnight adjournment of the 90-day session. Most now will hit the campaign trail this election year.

In Annapolis, Monday offers a final day of deal-making ahead of the 2022 legislative session’s midnight deadline.

Maryland can expect expanded abortion services and a paid family and medical leave insurance program after the Democrat-controlled General Assembly overrode Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes on Saturday.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's veto targets included a bill to expand access to statewide abortion services, and another to create a paid family and medical leave insurance program for nearly all workers in the state.