Ivey Announces Fundraising In 20 days In Bid For Congress
Former Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn Ivey says he's raised nearly $117,000 in 20 days for his run for Congress.
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Former Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn Ivey says he's raised nearly $117,000 in 20 days for his run for Congress.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a measure aimed at stopping fraud and abuse in state and local government
A measure to make it easier for transgender residents to get new birth certificates has cleared the Maryland General Assembly.
A Maryland bill that would put prison sentences of life without parole in the hands of judges needs more time for consideration, lawmakers said.
The Maryland General Assembly has passed a bill to make third-party travel websites pay all of the state's sales tax, because supporters say they currently are able to avoid paying the full amount.
Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker endorsed Rep. Chris Van Hollen for Maryland's soon-to-be-open U.S Senate seat.
he president of a teachers union is urging Maryland lawmakers to reject a tax-credit backed by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan for businesses that support students who attend private schools.
Congressman John Delaney is visiting Hagerstown to meet with military service veterans.
A controversial natural gas and oil drilling process called fracking is getting a lot of attention in Annapolis this year.
The Maryland House of Delegates has voted to ban powdered alcohol.
A Texas energy company says it's shelving plans for a wind farm on Maryland's Eastern Shore amid opposition from state and federal lawmakers concerned about protecting jobs at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station across the Chesapeake Bay.
A woman was convicted in a plea deal Tuesday of fatally abusing her 21-month-old daughter in a case that prompted a state child welfare reform bill named after the girl.
Maryland Senators are supporting a bill that would put a two year stop to any fracking in the state.
The Maryland Senate is giving good marks to Gov. Larry Hogan's charter school bill.
A measure to require paid sick leave in Maryland is not moving forward in the Legislature this year.
