Ending Sequestration: Sen. Cardin Visits Fort Meade For Town Hall Meeting On Budget Cuts
U.S. Senator Ben Cardin visited Fort Meade to address the furloughs that went into effect last month.
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U.S. Senator Ben Cardin visited Fort Meade to address the furloughs that went into effect last month.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed Anne Hoskins to serve on the Maryland Public Service Commission.
Maryland's Attorney General Douglas Gansler told campaign volunteers that his rival in next year's Democratic gubernatorial primary, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, is relying on his race to get elected.
Rep. John Delaney is planning to push for a minimum wage increase in Maryland.
Immigration advocates are swarming the country this month, trying to persuade House Republicans to pass a comprehensive overhaul. It was hard to tell at the town-hall meeting that second-term Republican Rep. Andy Harris held recently in this town northeast of Baltimore.
The father of NSA leaker Edward Snowden will visit his son in Moscow. Snowden is wanted in America on espionage charges.
Drugs and deaths. The Maryland Health Department is addressing a 15 percent hike in fatal drug overdoses in Maryland.
Charles Lollar, a Charles County businessman who described himself as tea party candidate when he ran for Congress in 2010, is planning to seek the Republican nomination for governor in Maryland.
Governor Martin O'Malley has named a new secretary of the Maryland Department of Information Technology.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says Cory Booker's experience as mayor of Newark would be a big advantage in Washington.
A judge will decide in October whether to accept a plea deal from a Maryland lawmaker who has pleaded guilty to a drunken boating charge relating to a collision that injured seven people last year.
Montgomery County Del. Susan Lee is running for state Senate.
After accusations of bullying, threats of lawsuits and some yelling, the Carroll County Board of Commissioners will try to set a positive tone for meetings.
Maryland's legislative ethics panel has scheduled a meeting, after a newspaper wrote about a complaint filed against a lawmaker.
State Sen. E.J. Pipkin, who led Maryland's strongly outnumbered Republicans in the Senate, announced Monday he is resigning to pursue a master's degree in sports management at Southern Methodist University in Texas.
