Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Helping Disabled
Maryland's three candidates for governor outlined some of their plans on how they would work to help the disabled in remarks to a forum at the National Federation of the Blind on Thursday.
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Maryland's three candidates for governor outlined some of their plans on how they would work to help the disabled in remarks to a forum at the National Federation of the Blind on Thursday.
Republican challenger Dan Bongino said Thursday that he'll never vote to raise taxes if elected to the Congress -- just the sort of uncompromising position that freshman Rep. John Delaney said causes congressional gridlock.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is set to visit Iowa this weekend to help Democratic candidates.
Maryland Rep. John Delaney is hosting a roundtable discussion with business leaders.
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin will host a public health advocacy forum at Johns Hopkins University.
Two candidates for Maryland's governor's race spent Tuesday in WJZ-TV's studios for a taping of the first gubernatorial debate, which later aired on WJZ and online.
Maryland's gubernatorial candidates put their campaigns on the line in the WJZ studios. The candidates' debate moderated by Vic Carter gives Maryland voters a chance to see what each intends to do as governor.
The debate aired on Oct. 7.
The D.C. Council is poised to make further changes to marijuana laws in the nation's capital as residents weigh whether to legalize pot.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Mr. Larry Hogan debated the issues you may want to consider before casting your vote.
Republican candidate for governor Larry Hogan said Saturday he won't make his income tax returns public, because his opponent, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, has declined to release his.
Maryland voters will decide in November whether to approve a constitutional amendment to make it harder for state officials to spend money in the state's Transportation Trust Fund on anything unrelated to transportation.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown's campaign for governor contends Republican Larry Hogan's plan to save $1.75 billion in state spending doesn't add up, but Hogan disputed the campaign's findings Saturday and stood by his plan to make big savings by cutting waste and fraud.
Profiling by police is becoming a focus for Maryland lawmakers on Capitol Hill. They're pushing legislation to end the practice.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, who is running for governor, said Friday he does not plan to make his income tax returns public. His opponent, Republican Larry Hogan, has not released his either.
