O'Malley PAC Sending Staffers To Other States
A spokeswoman for Gov. Martin O'Malley's political action committee says about two dozen staffers are being sent to several states, including New Hampshire and Iowa.
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A spokeswoman for Gov. Martin O'Malley's political action committee says about two dozen staffers are being sent to several states, including New Hampshire and Iowa.
Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says he was "darn angry" when he found out state police asked his wife about the couple's relationship to a vitamin entrepreneur.
As Marylanders make plans for the last holiday of the summer, the candidates for governor are calling attention to their campaigns.
Rep. John Delaney is scheduled to meet with local Boonsboro officials.
Former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell on the stand again in his corruption trial. He and his wife are accused of taking extravagant gifts from a Virginia businessman.
Republican Larry Hogan said Tuesday that if he is elected governor he will try to end state income taxes on retirement income sometime during his first term. His opponent, Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, said he believed Hogan should provide more details about how he would do that without making significant cuts in other important parts of the state budget.
The race for Baltimore City's top prosecutor may not be over. The Board of Elections ruled against attorney Russell Neverdon's petition to run as an independent---but Neverdon says he's not giving up.
If you drive around Baltimore you'll see pockets of blight that never seem to get better. Now developers from Chicago are helping to clean up Baltimore one apartment at a time.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, shows divisions in the country that will require more than just government policies to repair.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says police have to be careful when using military-style equipment like that seen on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, in the past week.
Republican Larry Hogan pledged Saturday that if he's elected governor, he would fully restore money to local governments to fix roads in his first budget, while Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown said he would work with counties to develop a new formula for local highway user funds.
Republican Larry Hogan is scheduled to talk about restoring the state's economy.
A federal judge says he has heard enough evidence that disabled residents can't take full advantage of absentee voting to press ahead with a lawsuit filed by the National Federation of the Blind against the state of Maryland.
Maryland's rivals in the race for governor are each claiming endorsements from members of the Maryland State Fraternal Order of Police.
A hearing is scheduled in federal court in Maryland on a lawsuit seeking to require state officials to provide online absentee ballots for the visually impaired.
