House Committee Votes To Slow Down Bail Reforms
A House committee wants to delay the Senate's plan to rework Maryland's bail hearing process, and reevaluate that plan after studying it for three years.
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A House committee wants to delay the Senate's plan to rework Maryland's bail hearing process, and reevaluate that plan after studying it for three years.
The grandson of a former Baltimore lawmaker has pleaded guilty to felony theft of campaign funds.
Muriel Bowser's decisive victory in the District of Columbia's Democratic mayoral primary makes her the presumptive favorite to become the city's eighth mayor, but she can't expect to breeze through the general election like Democratic nominees have in four decades of mayoral elections.
After a two-year long fight over who's liable when a dog attacks in Maryland, a compromise is headed to the governor's desk. It's been a controversial issue since a court ruling deemed pit bulls a dangerous breed.
A Maryland board voted Tuesday to replace technology in the state's badly flawed health-exchange website instead of fixing its current system or partnering with the federal health care exchange.
Supporters of a law that would strengthen the punishments for distracted driving accidents are urging Maryland lawmakers to pass the bill before time runs out in the General Assembly.
A Maryland Senate panel has made some substantial changes to a measure to raise the state's minimum wage.
Sen. Edward Kasemeyer says Maryland should look to the film industry for jobs it has lost in manufacturing.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved measures to address concerns with the education program known as Common Core.
Vaportinis, which make it possible to inhale alcohol through a glass straw, may soon be illegal in Maryland.
Maryland's legislature apparently won't eliminate criminal policies for marijuana possession this year, but it will likely take a step in that direction.
Reeling from allegations by federal prosecutors that he knew about the dirty tricks that helped him get elected four years ago, District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray tried to rally his base. But his core supporters weren't nearly enough, as a scandal-weary electorate rallied behind a much-younger challenger who promised honest and ethical leadership.
A Maryland family is at the center of a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday. Their daughter was killed in a car crash linked to General Motors' faulty ignition switches.
The embattled mayor of the nation's capital sought a second term Tuesday, with many voters weighing praise for his performance in office against a federal investigation of his 2010 campaign that has cloaked the incumbent in scandal.
The House of Delegates has rejected a measure that would have forced them to vote on their planned salary increase, rather than letting it take effect automatically.
