“I like to make beautiful, temporary things,” Randal Yoder, of Eldersburg, said. “There’s something extra beautiful about things that are so temporary.”

Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees elaborated on his ICE-related stance, after joining other Maryland sheriffs last week in challenging a proposed state bill to ban local ICE agreements.

There are currently no data center developers seeking a permit to operate in Carroll, but Carroll’s commissioners have been outspoken in their opposition to any hypothetical data centers, saying they could strain the county’s water and energy resources.

A caption change on Gov. Wes Moore’s social media caused confusion online.

Hundreds of organizations across the U.S. are calling for a day of no work, no school and no shopping in a national shutdown in protest against ICE policies.

The takeover of a $2.3 million Bethesda home has renewed scrutiny in Annapolis, where lawmakers from both parties now acknowledge that Maryland law provides limited tools to remove squatters.

Immigration policy remains front and center in Annapolis this week, as a bill that would ban cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities

Rising health care costs led one in three Maryland families to delay or skip necessary medical care last year, while 70% said their costs have gone up. Another 23% said they have unpaid medical deb…