One Maryland city is offering up to $20,000 to individuals looking to make a move. The city’s mayor says a “loss of population” prompted a financial relocation program, but a look beyond the ...

Less than half of Marylanders now identify as white, a reflection of the nation’s increasing diversity over the past decade, according to the 2020 census data released Thursday. The once-in-a… ...

Maryland gained about 44,000 residents in 2013.WASHINGTON (AP) -- The District of Columbia has grown by 13,000 residents in the past year, bringing the city's total population to more than 646,000.

Baltimore Among the Most Indebted U.S. Cities Baltimore fared worse than Maryland as a whole, ranking sixth in debt per capita among the nation’s 100 largest cities.

But the once-robust hub of manufacturing has struggled since the days it was known as Maryland’s “Queen City,” as its population has dropped from nearly 40,000 in 1940 to less than half of ...

Once Maryland’s second largest community, Cumberland was known as “The Queen City.” Its crown lost its luster, though, as the area’s three biggest factories all closed within five years.

How did the demographic makeup of your county shift between 2023 and 2024? Use our interactive charts to find out. Look up ...

A Maryland city has let noncitizens vote in local elections for 30 years. How has it worked so far? Takoma Park has allowed noncitizens — including lawful US residents and immigrants in the ...

Maryland's aging population growing slightly faster than nations'; Lobbyists' campaign donations skyrocket as 2026 election ...

The city is funding the cash payments, while the matching payments will be funded by a $100,000 grant from Maryland’s Community Legacy Program, which supports projects aimed at strengthening and ...

A Maryland city has let noncitizens vote in local elections for 30 years. How has it worked so far?