Md. Senate Votes To End State-Mandated Stormwater Fees
The Maryland Senate has passed a measure to end state-mandated stormwater management fees.
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The Maryland Senate has passed a measure to end state-mandated stormwater management fees.
Baltimore delegates are weighing in on a bill that would create a pilot program for police behavioral health units.
Maryland senators on Friday showed signs of cooperation on the topic of fracking, adopting two amendments to a bill opponents worried was another way of banning the natural gas drilling method.
A measure to add surcharges on Maryland court filings to help pay for an electronic court initiative has been rejected by the Maryland House of Delegates.
The Maryland House of Delegates passed the state's $40.4 billion budget on Thursday, restoring added education funding and a cost-of-living adjustment for state employees.
A bill to hold fracking companies more responsible for damages they cause remained intact after senators defeated an amendment Thursday that would have removed words describing the natural gas extraction process as "ultrahazardous and abnormally dangerous."
Gov. Larry Hogan is backing a measure to form a council to work on ways to cut spending on corrections and reduce recidivism.
A bill to end mandatory stormwater management fees is moving through the Maryland Senate.
Maryland residents who were convicted of a crime that is no longer considered one would be able to have the conviction expunged, under a bill approved by the House of Delegates.
Gov. Larry Hogan is supporting a measure to allow people with certain nonviolent misdemeanor criminal records to have those records blocked from public view after three years.
It appears it's going to take much more than the Drudge Report to kick-start Martin O'Malley's potential presidential campaign.
A Maryland budget plan restoring education funds and state employee pay that had been scaled back in Republican Gov. Larry Hogan's budget proposal advanced Wednesday in the House of Delegates.
Students break the silence surrounding college hazing. Their testimony before lawmakers Tuesday supports a bill to increase the penalties for hazing.
Fighting for a right that no worker should go without. Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill that would impact hundreds of thousands of workers in our state.
Maryland cyclists are gathering for an annual meeting on safety and transit.
