Pioneering Journalist Helen Thomas Dies At 92
Helen Thomas, the irrepressible White House correspondent who used her seat in the front row of history to grill nine presidents and was not shy about sharing her opinions, died Saturday. She was 92.
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Helen Thomas, the irrepressible White House correspondent who used her seat in the front row of history to grill nine presidents and was not shy about sharing her opinions, died Saturday. She was 92.
Anne Arundel County is using up thousands of envelopes printed with the name of former County Executive John R. Leopold, who resigned after being convicted of misconduct.
Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett wants a Silver Spring concert venue to cancel next month's show by the Mexican band Molotov because of homophobic lyrics in one of the band's songs.
Del. Jon Cardin is scheduled to announce his plans about running for Maryland attorney general next week.
The chairwoman of the Maryland Republican Party says a panel has been formed to explore the idea of allowing unaffiliated voters to participate in GOP primaries in the state.
A Montgomery County Democrat promises to stir things up in the party's business-as-usual political machine.
Maryland elections won't take place until next year, but an annual Eastern Shore crab bake known for its political flavor had an unusual amount of campaign activity surrounding it Wednesday.
Kevin Davis is sworn in as the new police chief in Anne Arundel County.
Republican David Craig has officially announced that Del. Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio will be his running mate in his bid for governor.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed members of a new board to focus on school safety issues.
Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen is opening an office in Carroll County.
A longtime aide and spokesman for Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is leaving her administration to work in the private sector.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano resigns to oversee the University of California system. While President Barack Obama praises her service---she has been Homeland Security Secretary since 2009---questions are already raised about who will take her place.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler is holding a forum on how to expand manufacturing in Maryland.
The small town too large for one state is about to walk toward the center of Maryland's political stage.
