As many federal employees continue to work without pay, Maryland is offering interest-free loans and other services.

Governor Moore announced another set of resources to support Marylanders who have been affected by the government shutdown.

State officials will require household moving companies to register with the Department of Labor starting in March to improve ...

Gov. Wes Moore announced additional actions taken to support Maryland’s federal workers during the federal government ...

The Maryland Department of Labor will open applications for a new household goods movers registration program on Dec. 1, 2025 ...

Hundreds of Maryland federal workers impacted by the government shutdown are taking temporary state loans to help cover their ...

Maryland officials are rolling out a centralized online resource to help residents affected by the ongoing federal government ...

During a remote cabinet meeting at Prince Georges community college this morning in Largo, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced the state is immediately taking three more steps designed to ...

With more horses per square mile than any other state, Maryland’s horse industry supports more than 28,000 jobs and $1.24 ...

Two Democratic members of Congress from Prince George’s County held a roundtable meeting Thursday in Bowie to talk about the government shutdown.

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