Ex-Md. Governor's Grandson Arrested In Drug Case
The grandson of former Maryland Gov. Harry Hughes has been arrested on 20 drug and theft charges.
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The grandson of former Maryland Gov. Harry Hughes has been arrested on 20 drug and theft charges.
Lawmakers in Montgomery County are proposing legislation that would ban the use of plastic foam food containers.
Former Maryland governor Robert Ehrlich Jr. is scheduled to be at events in New Hampshire this month.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to visit three states this weekend, including Iowa, as he hosts fundraisers for Democratic candidates.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has another keynote address scheduled at a Democratic dinner outside of his home state.
Officials say they will look into a tax break for Maryland residents received by Alaska's Republican U.S. Senate candidate.
A former D.C. Council candidate who served as driver for District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray during his 2010 campaign has pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate campaign finance laws.
A high-powered couple could be headed to prison. Virginia's former governor and his wife have been convicted of corruption for taking designer gowns, vacations and other lavish gifts from a businessman.
Jurors have their work cut out for them on day two of deliberations in the corruption trial of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen.
A Frederick County family is withdrawing its controversial proposal to build a gun range near Sugerloaf Mountain in western Maryland.
Frederick County residents up in arms over plans for a firing range at Sugerloaf Mountain. Opponents will continue their arguments in a meeting Tuesday night.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is scheduled to attend a fundraiser this month for Republican Larry Hogan, who is running for governor of Maryland.
Maryland Democrats and Republicans were equally unenthusiastic about voting in June's primary, a fact that has the gubernatorial campaigns of Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Republican Larry Hogan focusing on boosting turnout in November.
On Nov. 4, District of Columbia residents will elect the seventh mayor in the city's history -- at least, a few of them will.
It's a founding principle of our country--you only get one vote. But election groups say they've found dozens of voters casting ballots in the last presidential elections in both Maryland and Virginia.
