Politics

The Orioles, alongside Gov. Wes Moore, announced Thursday that they were here to stay. Here's a look at what we know, and don't know, about the club's lease situation.

Spiro Agnew didn't leave a rosy legacy, but the ethics and accountability reforms initiated following the vice president's disgraced resignation continue to guide public officeholders in Maryland.

Wilbur E. “Bill” Cunningham, who represented Northeast Baltimore on the City Council, died Wednesday at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. He was 74.

A divided Baltimore City Council approved the nomination of Richard Worley as Baltimore’s next police commissioner Monday.

Maryland Democrats in Washington voted on legislation to avoid a government shutdown over the weekend, but said the clock is ticking on a new deadline because Congress has not completed its funding responsibilities.

The Baltimore City Council delayed a vote on a proposed redistricting map Monday despite receiving no firm assurances from Mayor Brandon Scott about how he may exercise a veto on the plan.

A federal judge limited portions of a law restricting where people with licenses to carry handguns Friday, only two days before it will be enacted.

The deal wasn’t a much-anticipated new lease replacing or extending the one that expires Dec. 31, but rather a “memorandum of understanding” between the tenant O’s and their state landlord that was not legally binding.