2 Dems Seek End Of 2001 Authorization For Military Force
Two Democratic senators want to terminate legislation approving the use of military force against perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks -- effective in three years.
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Two Democratic senators want to terminate legislation approving the use of military force against perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks -- effective in three years.
Vice President Joe Biden will travel to Baltimore on Tuesday to highlight funding to help address the backlog of untested rape kits.
Gov. Larry Hogan has named three Cabinet secretaries.
Are you ready to rate the governor? In less than three weeks in office he's done enough for some Marylanders to form opinions.
Maryland Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera on Wednesday highlighted the need to support innovative approaches to challenging matters before the courts, and she said the state is making progress in transitioning from a paper-based case management system to an electronic one.
A coalition of western Maryland landowners, businesses and labor groups says the state's proposed rules for natural gas drilling go too far.
Just say the phrase "rain tax" and people across the state of Maryland will have very passionate opinions. Now Governor Hogan makes a move to wash that tax down the drain.
Open government advocates are announcing a bill that improves access to public records in Maryland.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will join Attorney General Brian Frosh to unveil a new campaign designed to combat fraud targeting the city's immigrant population.
Former Gov. Martin O'Malley says he's on the mend after breaking his elbow at the gym over the weekend.
The Maryland Senate delayed voting on four of Gov. Larry Hogan's cabinet appointments on Friday, as Democrats who control the chamber continue to express displeasure about the Republican governor's State of the State speech and his budget proposal.
Maryland State Sen. Catherine Pugh is being sworn in as the 11th president of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
Maryland lawmakers will be wrestling not only with spending proposals from the new governor, but also tax cuts.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan delivered his first State of the State address on Wednesday inside the Maryland State House.
