Debate Over Md. School Funding Continues
Taking the pressure. Governor Hogan says he won't be swayed by lawmakers and educators urging him to give additional money to districts where it costs more to operate schools.
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Taking the pressure. Governor Hogan says he won't be swayed by lawmakers and educators urging him to give additional money to districts where it costs more to operate schools.
As the death of another black man while in police custody sparked ongoing protests in a nearby city, the Senate on Wednesday prepared to discuss more widespread use of police body cameras.
This may be the biggest policy disagreement between the governor and the General Assembly this year.
The 2016 presidential election is right around the corner, but what if someone more famous ran; someone like a celebrity?
O'Malley appeared on Face the Nation Sunday.
Wayne Miller was 18 when he lost his leg and became temporarily paralyzed after being hit by a mortar round during the Vietnam War.
Maryland's rising rate of fatal heroin overdoses might not have one cure, but lawmakers and activists are hoping a combination of actions will be a step in the right direction.
Former Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is trailing former Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn Ivey in fundraising dollars in their bids for the 4th Congressional District seat.
Ordered to pay up. It's been nearly two years since former state delegate Don Dwyer's drunken boating accident that left several people hurt.
Rep. Donna Edwards has been endorsed by seven members of the Prince George's County Council in her bid to replace retiring Sen. Barbara Mikulski.
Maryland Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford is attending a summit for the Maryland Heroin and Opioid Emergency Task Force.
A new budget deal for Maryland provokes some controversy. Powerful political leaders engage in a battle of wills over cuts made by the governor. And the battle does not appear to be over.
A Maryland funding formula that sends more money to parts of the state where education is more expensive would have to be fully funded in the budget for the next fiscal year, or else it would have to be fully funded the following year.
Thousands of Maryland residents with criminal histories may get a second chance.
Gov. Larry Hogan's charter school expansion bill is heading back to his desk looking dramatically different.
