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Millions of salaried workers to become eligible for overtime under new Biden rule

Salaried workers employed in the executive, administrative or professional industries will become eligible for overtime pay under new labor rule ... read more

Maryland to launch Workers Support Program for those impacted by collapse

The launch of Maryland's new Workers Support Program will likely come as a relief to hundreds of self-employed truckers. Frederick Mensah owns Cilla Tr ... read more

PORT Act, Road Workers Protection Act among Maryland bills signed into law

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed six bills into law on Tuesday, including the PORT Act and the Maryland Road Workers Protection Act. read more

Maryland's million-dollar earners club is getting less exclusive

Maryland added 4,040 tax filers earning $1 million or more between 2020 and 2021, according to new data from the Internal Revenue Service. The data sorts the number of million-dollar filers based on ... read more

Maryland board to vote on $2.9 million in compensation for wrongfully convicted Baltimore man

The Maryland Board of Public Works will vote on whether to award $2.9 million in compensation to a Baltimore man who served 31 years in prison before he was exonerated. Gary Washington ... read more

I-83 reopens after truck crash that killed 3 construction workers

Southbound lanes were closed for hours Wednesday after a box truck driver crashed into three workers in York County. read more

Highway workers killed in Maryland honored

WOODLAWN, Md. — Highway workers in Maryland staged a show of force Tuesday in tribute to the shocking number of colleagues who’ve been killed on the roads since March 2023, including the six ... read more

Maryland honors workers killed, promotes safety in National Work Zone Awareness Week

BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — On Tuesday, Maryland workers were honored during a National Work Zone Awareness Week kickoff event at the site where six construction workers were killed in 2023. read more

Tougher penalties in effect for threats against election workers in Maryland

Jared DeMarinis, Maryland state administrator of elections, told WTOP incidences of harassment and threats directed at election judges and election workers have increased nationally. Jared ... read more

Maryland board to vote on $2.9 million in compensation for wrongfully convicted Baltimore man

The Maryland Board of Public Works will vote on whether to award $2.9 million in compensation to a Baltimore man who served 31 years in prison before he was exonerated. Gary Washington, 63, was ... read more