Md. Officials To Hold Wreath-Laying Ceremony To Observe MLK
Maryland officials will observe the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a wreath-laying ceremony.
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Maryland officials will observe the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a wreath-laying ceremony.
As Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley prepares to leave office, he's already lining up a few things to keep him busy — the newest is a visiting professor gig at John Hopkins University.
Making the summer last longer. Lawmakers are headed in that direction with a proposal to extend the school summer break beyond Labor Day.
The president in Baltimore. The commander-in-chief sits down with three local women at a restaurant to talk about his plans for paid sick leave for Americans across the board.
President Barack Obama is in Baltimore for a meeting with Senate Democrats, but he also made time to talk to three working women about working families.
Gov.-elect Larry Hogan has picked former state Sen. David Brinkley to be his budget secretary.
Outgoing Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he is working on a book.
The Maryland General Assembly is being sworn in on Wednesday afternoon, with dozens of new faces and a $750 million challenge.
Maryland's legislative session is beginning with a lot of new faces.
The D.C. Council has sent an initiative legalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana to Congress for review, despite an attempt by Congress to block the nation's capital from legalizing pot.
Bracing for bad news. The Maryland General Assembly will be sworn in Wednesday and already the focus is on possible budget cuts.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says she is honored after being chosen to speak at a policing task force put together by President Barack Obama.
State and local officials in Maryland are wondering what will be cut next due to budget challenges.
Keeping a little more for yourself. Maryland Governor-elect Larry Hogan says he'll announce a tax cut.
A feud between a Frederick County councilman and the county's local paper goes viral when the councilman threatens to sue the paper for using his name.
