Md. Lawmaker Says Campaign Misidentified $50K Loan
A Maryland lawmaker told a newspaper this week that his campaign repeatedly misidentified the source of a $50,000 loan it received in 2009 as coming from his law practice's escrow account.
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A Maryland lawmaker told a newspaper this week that his campaign repeatedly misidentified the source of a $50,000 loan it received in 2009 as coming from his law practice's escrow account.
There are growing calls for a Maryland lawmaker arrested for drinking and driving to step down.
Vice President Joe Biden has canceled an event Thursday in Rhode Island to remain in Houston while his son is being evaluated at a Texas cancer center.
Busted again. Anne Arundel County police arrest an outspoken conservative lawmaker who just weeks ago pleaded guilty to operating a boat under the influence -- this time for driving a car while intoxicated.
Rep. Andy Harris is hosting a town hall event for constituents.
State Sen. Brian Frosh is announcing endorsements for his bid to be Maryland's attorney general by two people who had the job over a 28-year period.
An advisory opinion says three Frederick County commissioners violated the state's Open Meetings Act by appearing on a radio program without providing public notice of the show.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has named 11 people to serve on a task force that will look for new and different ways to fund local and regional transportation projects.
As you pay more to fill your gas tank, the state is taking some of that money to fund transportation projects.
Bad robocall. Friday morning, thousands of Baltimore residents got a wake-up call from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
The Legislative Black Caucus has scheduled a hearing on the former Crownsville State Hospital, which closed in 2004.
Del. Steve Hershey says he will seek appointment to a vacant state Senate seat on the Eastern Shore.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to speak to local officials at the annual Maryland Association of Counties breakfast.
Maryland's comptroller on Thursday called on schools to start after Labor Day in hopes of boosting the state's economy, citing a report projecting a delay in beginning the school year could result in an additional $74.3 million in direct economic activity.
Even though he's not announced he's running for governor, some comments by Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler are raising eyebrows, and Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown is asking for an apology.
