Health Exchange Woes Come Before Board Of Public Works
Another $2 million is approved to compensate for defects in the Maryland health exchange. The deadline to sign up is March 31.
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Another $2 million is approved to compensate for defects in the Maryland health exchange. The deadline to sign up is March 31.
Attorney General Douglas Gansler is urging Maryland's top court to overturn its decision that arrestees have a right to counsel at initial bail hearings.
The speed camera controversy is not limited to Baltimore. Lawmakers heard stories from around the state of how tickets issued in error are aggravating drivers and eroding public confidence in government.
A Washington Post poll says Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is leading by a 2-1 margin over Attorney General Doug Gansler in Maryland's Democratic primary for governor.
Harford County Executive David Craig is announcing a major tax cut proposal as part of his campaign for the Republican nomination in the governor's race in Maryland.
The state of Maryland should make sure that a minimum amount of sick leave is available to low-wage employees who can't afford to miss a day's pay, Del. John A. Olszewski Jr. says.
A new Sun poll conducted by OpinionWorks looks at how candidates in the governor's race are stacking up.
The Maryland Senate is scheduled to hold a hearing on a proposed minimum wage increase.
Julius Henson, who was convicted in a case involving robocalls on Election Day in 2010, says he is running for the General Assembly.
This week a Senate committee plans to take up another bill that would reform Maryland's bail-setting process.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has opened campaign offices in Prince George's and Howard counties.
Pushing for higher pay. The governor backs a bill that would raise the state's minimum wage by almost $3--but some business owners say that could backfire.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown says his running mate in the governor's race won't be raising money during this year's legislation despite having been cleared to do so.
Maryland's gun fight continues in U.S. District Court, where a federal judge is considering arguments on the constitutionality of Maryland's ban on assault-type weapons.
Maryland candidates in the state's Democratic primary for governor are discussing future debates.
