Pot Fight Between D.C. Mayor, Congress Could Cost The City
The new mayor of the nation's capital gave her constituents what they wanted -- the ability to legally grow and share marijuana in private.
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The new mayor of the nation's capital gave her constituents what they wanted -- the ability to legally grow and share marijuana in private.
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to speak to South Carolina Democrats at the 2015 John Spratt Issues Conference
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller apologized Friday to anyone he may have offended for referring to Adolf Hitler while disputing comments by the state's governor about the number of tax increases passed in recent years.
The fight against police brutality heads to Annapolis, where advocates are pushing for laws to hold officers accused of misconduct accountable.
Expanding Maryland's charter school law promotes flexibility and freedom -- or does it lower education standards and limit local oversight?
The state of Maryland wouldn't impose mandatory fees to clean pollution out of stormwater under a new bill offered Wednesday in the Maryland Senate, but local officials would still have to prove they could pay to meet federal requirements.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie sold himself to a room of conservative activists Thursday as a fighter who shouldn't be counted out as he mulls a run for president in 2016.
DC is just hours away from legalizing marijuana but Maryland is still at the center of a heated debate over the drug.
Maryland lawmakers are targeting phosphorous pollution of the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is calling for support of legislation that discourages false claims against the government by private contractors.
The Maryland General Assembly has re-elected Treasurer Nancy Kopp.
Lame horses, faulty ammunition -- even during the Civil War dishonest businesses were attempting to cheat the government.
Maryland's Senate president has proposed some changes to the state's stormwater management fees.
DC is about to legalize marijuana---which means that Marylanders could travel just minutes to legally buy marijuana.
Baltimore County hunters may be able to hunt on Sundays thanks to new bill.
