Maryland Congressmen Address Problems With Health Care Website
Intense criticism and calls for action continue in Washington over problems with the government's healthcare website.
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Intense criticism and calls for action continue in Washington over problems with the government's healthcare website.
Del. Donna Stifler says she is not running for re-election.
People who post explicit pictures of their ex-lovers on the Internet could soon face consequences. It's called "revenge porn" and a bill coming up in the General Assembly next year makes it a felony.
A Vancouver, Wash., man accused of sending threatening letters laced with white powder to Congress members has pleaded guilty to mailing such a letter to U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski.
The death of a man with Down syndrome in the custody of sheriff's deputies has helped inspire a new Maryland commission to improve interactions with people with developmental disabilities.
The government of a Delaware beach town is warning homeowners that they can face penalties if underage drinking or other offenses occur inside their homes after a photo surfaced of gubernatorial candidate Attorney General Doug Gansler at a senior week party.
Boonsboro's town manager has resigned, saying she and the town have different goals.
Students from West Virginia, Virginia and Maryland are going to the White House to meet First Lady Michelle Obama and help spread the word about healthy eating.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to discuss domestic violence prevention as part of his campaign for governor.
Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to visit the BioPark at the University of Maryland in Baltimore to talk about how the recent government shutdown impacted local businesses.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler says he's had a "rough week" in his campaign for governor and that he's been the victim of "character assassination."
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has picked up a key union endorsement in the race for governor.
Attorney General Doug Gansler is now steering the conversation away from the politics and into the topic of responsible parenting.
Anne Arundel County delegate Don Dwyer will serve 60 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and for operating a boat while drunk.
Sen. James Robey will serve as Senate majority leader during his final year in the Maryland General Assembly.
