Hogan Holds Firm On $68M In Education Funds Instead Of $136M
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is holding firm on spending $68 million for an education funding formula for parts of the state where costs are higher, half as much as most Democrats wanted.
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Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is holding firm on spending $68 million for an education funding formula for parts of the state where costs are higher, half as much as most Democrats wanted.
President Barack Obama and leaders from six Gulf nations were gathering at Camp David Thursday to work through tensions sparked by the U.S. bid for a nuclear deal with Iran, a pursuit that has put regional partners on edge.
President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the deadly derailment of Amtrak Train 188 was "a tragedy that touches us all." He promised a thorough investigation.
Senators of both parties worked Wednesday to revive trade legislation that's a top priority for President Barack Obama, a day after Obama's fellow Democrats repudiated him nearly unanimously on the issue.
Governor Larry Hogan signed a law paving the way for police in Maryland to wear body cameras.
There are new questions about the curfew put in place by the mayor after the riots. Did she have the authority? And why was it for the entire city?
It wasn't your typical panel discussion: President Barack Obama sat down Tuesday with leading thinkers from the left and right to reflect on poverty, income inequality and the stereotypes that get in the way of finding solutions.
West Baltimore, the center of recent unrest, is also home to large numbers of ex-offenders who want the governor to sign a bill restoring the right to vote immediately after release.
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend is endorsing Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen for Senate.
A Maryland panel that focuses on the needs of military installations in the state is meeting.
A Maryland town will swear in the youngest mayor in the state's history Tuesday.
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson campaigns in Baltimore, where he worked for years at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Carson is meeting with faith and community leaders.
One week after students return to class following riots in West Baltimore, members of President Obama's cabinet visit Frederick Douglass High School.
A Virginia legislator is being criticized for posting a photo of a snarling police dog along with a reference to unrest in Baltimore.
Businesses in Baltimore affected by riots are getting a two-week extension to file April sales taxes returns and payments.
