O'Malley Names Matt Power Director Of StateStat
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed a director of StateStat, a management tool that aims to measure performance in state government.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed a director of StateStat, a management tool that aims to measure performance in state government.
Controversial vote. Anne Arundel County becomes the first in central Maryland to allow residents to carry stun guns and Tasers. The County Council voted Monday to lift the ban on electronic control devices.
Those who get donated food into the hands of the needy get discouraged this time every year. The United Way is stepping in to ask for help.
Maryland death penalty supporters announced they will petition for a referendum, a day after Gov. Martin O'Malley signed a repeal measure into law.
There's finally a breakthrough for patients who use marijuana as medicine.
City jail scandal. The pressure is not letting up on the governor or top managers in charge of Maryland's correction facilities. There are renewed calls for the state's prison chief to step down.
A shark fin bill passed by Maryland lawmakers is drawing support from fishing and conservation interests.
The state of Maryland will no longer execute criminals convicted of the most heinous crimes. Governor Martin O'Malley officially signed the death penalty repeal into law Thursday morning, along with dozens of other bills.
The Anne Arundel County Council has voted to override the county executive's veto of a stormwater remediation fee and will now consider emergency legislation to modify the fee.
People living in the country illegally would be able to get driver's licenses in the nation's capital under a bill that Mayor Vincent Gray plans to introduce.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he will sign an oyster shell recycling bill.
Maryland will become the 19th state to approve a medical marijuana program, but it's unclear when one will be up and running.
Former Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold is doing his court-ordered community service at a local food bank.
There are growing allegations in the political enemy files ordered by Anne Arundel County's former county executive. Now, new recordings may prove the former police chief knew what was happening and didn't stop it.
Republican lawmakers in the Maryland House of Delegates have elected new leadership.
