Md. Senate Passes Dog Bite Liability Bill
The Maryland Senate has approved a measure that would hold dog owners liable for bites, but give owners a chance to rebut a presumption of liability in court.
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The Maryland Senate has approved a measure that would hold dog owners liable for bites, but give owners a chance to rebut a presumption of liability in court.
Republican gubernatorial candidate David Craig and running mate Jeannie Haddaway are facing fines for a fundraising violation.
The Maryland House of Delegates on Friday unanimously passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to post so-called "revenge porn" online.
Maryland's Senate is set to vote on a bill to protect transgender people from discrimination in housing, employment and other areas.
Julius Henson, who was convicted in a case involving robocalls on Election Day in 2010, violated his probation when filing for candidacy for the Maryland Senate. He was sentenced Thursday to four months, pending appeal.
President Obama has a new plan to help the youth succeed.
A problem with Maryland's defective health care exchange could cost the state $30.5 million, because the state is unable to determine whether people remain eligible for Medicaid, according to a report by state budget analysts released Thursday.
Republican Larry Hogan says Maryland needs to change the state's reputation as unfriendly to business.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is proposing to create a student loan fund to help students who are not legal residents pay for college.
The Maryland Senate has passed a measure allowing wagering on games of chance at home.
Both chambers of the Maryland legislature have approved bills that would raise the penalties for inmates and correctional officers caught smuggling in contraband.
The Montgomery County Executive wants to budget $348 million for Montgomery College's capital improvements plan over the next six years.
Two of the Maryland House's more liberal Democrats are pushing for new protections against foreclosures: a six-month freeze on foreclosures and a ban on deficiency judgments.
The Obama administration quietly issued a health law fix Thursday to help states that have had technical problems running their own enrollment websites. It could stir up critics but may help the law's supporters.
Three Maryland roadside zoos are objecting to a bill in the General Assembly that could bar them from obtaining new big cats, bears and primates.
