Comptroller Supports Changing Md. Estate Tax
Comptroller Peter Franchot is expressing support for Maryland to recouple its estate tax with the federal government.
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Comptroller Peter Franchot is expressing support for Maryland to recouple its estate tax with the federal government.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and his running mate, Ken Ulman, reported $7 million cash on hand in the Maryland governor's race Wednesday night. Attorney General Doug Gansler and his running mate, Del. Jolene Ivey, reported $6.3 million.
District of Columbia lawmakers have advanced legislation that would decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Putting your money to work. Governor Martin O'Malley outlines how the state will spend $39 billion in taxpayer money this coming fiscal year.
Maryland Republican candidates for governor don't have much money so far for their campaigns.
Dozens rally in Annapolis in support of a new plan to raise the minimum wage, but not everybody's in favor.
Top state leaders are attempting to make up for the time lost by customers who couldn't get online in time to sign up on the state health insurance exchange.
The U.S. Supreme Court is signaling interest in a dispute over Maryland's "piggyback tax" for residents who earn income outside the state.
Two women's groups are endorsing Delegate Heather Mizeur in her bid for the Democratic nomination for governor.
There's controversy over Maryland's health care exchange website and who's to blame for its many problems. The launch was three months ago and thousands of people still haven't signed up.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is acknowledging a troubled start for Maryland's online health insurance exchange, but he predicted Sunday that the state will still meet its enrollment goal by the end of March.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is calling for an increase in the state's minimum wage to at least $10 per hour.
Anne Arundel County teachers are telling House Speaker Michael Busch they are overworked and underpaid as the 2014 legislative session begins.
Calling his campaign of four years ago an "embarrassment," District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray nevertheless made a forceful case Saturday that he's earned the opportunity to serve another term.
A former deputy Frederick County attorney says the county's elected leaders fired her in 2011 at the behest of land developers who considered her their enemy.
