Major Decisions, Debates Taking Place On Md.'s Terrible Traffic Congestion
Maryland's traffic congestion creates some of the nation's worst commuting headaches.
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Maryland's traffic congestion creates some of the nation's worst commuting headaches.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced plans to spend nearly $2 billion on roads, highways and bridges throughout the state of Maryland, a state senator who has been informed of the announcement said Thursday.
The Supreme Court has upheld the nationwide tax subsidies under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, in a ruling that preserves health insurance for millions of Americans.
The president announces important changes in U.S. hostage policies. It comes after several American hostages have been killed in the Middle East, including a Maryland man whose family had been praying for his safe return.
Governor Hogan prepares for cancer treatment, putting Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford at the helm of Tuesday's Board of Public Works meeting.
Governor Larry Hogan announces he has an aggressive form of cancer. Now he is preparing for an intense first round of chemotherapy.
Less than six months after being sworn in as Maryland's governor, Larry Hogan announces he is suffering from an aggressive, stage III cancer.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake made her inaugural speech Monday, taking over as president of the US Conference of Mayors---even as some question her leadership here at home.
A shocking announcement from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan--he has stage III lymphoma, a rapidly spreading cancer.
Governor Larry Hogan shocks the state with news that cancer has spread throughout his body.
Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin is holding a town hall meeting on business in Baltimore.
The first meeting of a Maryland panel examining criminal justice reform is scheduled in Annapolis.
A former candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates has been indicted on felony theft, perjury and other charges relating to campaign spending. State Prosecutor Emmet Davitt announced the 38-count indictment Friday against Steven Wyatt.
They offered prayers and moments of silence. They sought to comfort. Some flashed with anger and frustration that, once again, America was forced to confront another mass shooting.
The mayor of Baltimore will make history in San Francisco at a conference this weekend.
