House OKs Strengthening Distracted Driving Law
The Maryland House of Delegates has passed a measure to strengthen laws against distracted driving.
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The Maryland House of Delegates has passed a measure to strengthen laws against distracted driving.
Montgomery County is considering changing its five-cent tax on bags.
A major funding plan to build 15 new schools and renovate up to 40 others in Baltimore by enabling the city to issue about $1 billion in bonds moved forward in the Maryland House of Delegates on Thursday.
Automatic federal cuts are starting to be felt here in Baltimore. It's all because Democrats and Republicans couldn't compromise.
Big cuts to the fire department, but a raise for city workers and a decrease in property taxes. Those are just some of the highlights of Mayor Rawlings-Blake's new budget.
A Maryland Senate panel has voted against raising the state's minimum wage to $10 an hour by 2015.
The future of two bills inspired by her son's death brings a Baltimore County woman to Annapolis Wednesday.
With finances improving in the aftermath of the recession, the Maryland Senate voted Wednesday for a nearly $37 billion budget that would boost education spending for some counties that have lost population and wealth and would provide a cost-of-living increase for state workers.
The Maryland House of Delegates advanced a transportation funding measure on Wednesday night that supporters say is badly needed, but opponents contend will be a terrible burden on Maryland drivers.
The Maryland Senate has approved a ban on smoking in vehicles if a child under eight is a passenger.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan will visit a Baltimore County high school next month to discuss gun control.
Former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold isn't getting any special treatment while he serves 30 days in jail for misconduct in office.
The Maryland Senate votes to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana, while a House committee considers legalizing as much as an ounce.
A major funding plan to build new schools and renovate others in the city of Baltimore cleared the Maryland House Appropriations Committee on a 23-3 vote Tuesday night, sending the measure to the House of Delegates.
The Maryland Senate has voted to eliminate potential jail time for people who possess less than 10 grams of marijuana.
