O'Malley Speaks Out Against Domestic Violence
The surest means of stopping domestic violence is early intervention, Gov. Martin O'Malley says.
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The surest means of stopping domestic violence is early intervention, Gov. Martin O'Malley says.
Is your Maryland crab cake true blue? A proposed new state program would let you know. Legislation is being introduced in Annapolis that would require restaurants to specify where their seafood has come from.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is getting ready to deliver her annual State of the City address.
Maryland gubernatorial hopeful Douglas Gansler has opened a campaign office in Prince George's County, the home turf of his rival, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown.
Three days before they throw a state dinner for the president of France, President Barack Obama and his wife are whetting their appetite for -- Mexican food.
The Baltimore City Detention Center has been the center of scandal--with gangs accused of running the place and using cell phones to carry out their crimes.
The General Assembly is about to step into the Baltimore speed camera controversy.
Facing a rapidly approaching deadline, the White House and its allies are racing to enroll young people in new insurance plans offered under President Barack Obama's signature health care law, a sweeping effort that underscores how crucial the so-called "young invincibles" are to the measure's success.
A new court filing provides details of the behind-the-scenes squabbles among private contractors that contributed to the poor performance of Maryland's online health exchange.
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin is pushing a conservation bill favoring the Baltimore oriole and other migratory birds.
Maryland lawmakers on Thursday announced a new oversight panel to try to find solutions to ongoing problems with the state's troubled online health exchange.
Thousands of pet owners anxiously await the outcome of bills that would nullify a controversial court ruling that pit bulls are inherently dangerous.
The Maryland Senate has approved a measure to allow drug users to get more than one clean needle at one time in Baltimore's needle exchange program.
Public high school students would be required to learn CPR under a measure before the Maryland General Assembly.
A measure coming before Maryland lawmakers would provide more information about seafood that is purchased in the state.
