New law requires Maryland pension system to disclose millions in fees paid to Wall Street firms
A new Maryland law requires greater transparency in disclosing fees paid by the state’s pension system to investment firms.
Baltimore email archive still not accessible after cyber attack. What does that mean for records requests?
Baltimore's ransomware issue could hamper efforts by the public to hold the government accountable.
In 2016 Maryland racing regulators gave Stronach $1.7 million for new dorms for track workers. What happened?
More than two years ago the Maryland Racing Commission paid the Jockey Club $1.7 million for a new dormitory and barn at Laurel. The project still isn't done.
Maryland horse racing regulators ignored rules as they dispensed state money to track owners
Maryland's Racing Commission never monitored the nearly $22 million in public subsidies it has awarded to a private company for racetrack improvements.
Baltimore's budget for ethics enforcement: $0
Baltimore allocates no money and no dedicated staff to enforcing ethics rules.
State cybersecurity experts waiting to aid Baltimore City Council committee formed to study crippling hack
Several Maryland Cybersecurity Council members and other experts have offered their free service to the Baltimore City Council, which has not responded.
Four top executives resign at UMMS amid controversy over board member contracts
Luke Broadwater and Kevin RectorThe Baltimore Sun
The University of Maryland Medical System resignations and retirements follow an investigation into controversial deals worth millions of dollars.
Given UMMS profits, critics ask why it's seeking to raise rates at flagship hospital
Meredith Cohn and Kevin RectorThe Baltimore Sun
The University of Maryland Medical System, under fire for lucrative contracts given to its board members, appears to have had the extra money to pay. A