Md. Delegate Clagett Running For Frederick Mayor
State Delegate Galen Clagett says he's running for mayor of Frederick.
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State Delegate Galen Clagett says he's running for mayor of Frederick.
More than a thousand Marylanders landed in Annapolis Wednesday to protest Governor Martin O'Malley's proposed gun legislation.
A Maryland state delegate is reprimanded by an ethics committee. Del. Emmett Burns misused official stationary in a letter to the Baltimore Ravens urging the team to silence players who support same-sex marriage.
Baltimore will lose hundreds of millions of dollars if changes aren't made to how the city raises and spends money. New analysis paints a dire picture of the city's bottom line.
President Obama squeezed a visit to Maryland onto his schedule and apparently, it was a pretty tight fit.
A "job well done" for the Ravens from Annapolis.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray says the city needs to move away from its dependence on the federal government and promote job growth in the technology, health care and hospitality industries.
Supporters of changing Maryland law to address a court ruling that singled out pit bulls as an "inherently dangerous" breed are scheduled to rally in Maryland.
The Maryland Senate is considering allowing natural gas companies to ask state regulators to impose a $2 surcharge on monthly bills to help recover costs for replacing aging infrastructure.
The Maryland House of Delegates voted 127-3 on Tuesday to reprimand a lawmaker for trying to change legislation in a way that would have helped him get his suspended real estate license back.
Baltimore and Maryland political leaders heap congratulations on the Ravens.
John Leopold's resignation as Anne Arundel county executive isn't the end of his legal troubles.
A Maryland legislative ethics panel on Monday recommended the House of Delegates reprimand a lawmaker for trying to change legislation in order to help him get his real estate license back and reduce the interest on $75,000 he owed a fund for improper real estate services he provided to three clients.
The city's leaders are congratulating the Baltimore Ravens on their Super Bowl victory.
Gov. Jerry Brown was one of the few California politicians yet to announce a bet on Sunday's Super Bowl matchup, until he offered up a characteristically esoteric wager.
