County Executive's Security Detail Testifies About Campaign Work
The misconduct trial for Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold is underway Wednesday with more prosecution witnesses.
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The misconduct trial for Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold is underway Wednesday with more prosecution witnesses.
A Gonzales Poll asks voters to weigh in on the two things Ben Franklin said to be certain--death and taxes. And no tax right now sees more opposition than the gas tax.
The state lawmaker involved in a drunken boating accident this summer is speaking to WJZ. Delegate Don Dwyer says he can't talk specifically about the accident because he faces legal action.
For politicians, you gotta go with the people who sent you there.
Maryland officials will submit a plan to the federal government aimed at allowing them to hang onto about $1 billion in Medicare reimbursements received under a unique agreement with Washington, the chairman of a panel that sets hospital billing rates told lawmakers Tuesday.
A gas tax increase is among the ideas Maryland's Senate president is floating to raise badly needed money for transportation.
In Annapolis, there's a new push to restrict what drivers can and can't do with their cell phones behind the wheel.
Governor Martin O'Malley appears to have cleared a hurdle in his quest to put a wind farm off the coast of Ocean City. It's a renewable energy project supporters say will reduce global warming.
The misconduct trial for Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold resumed Tuesday morning with police Corporal Joseph Pazulski on the stand.
Beyonce drew a loud cheer from the audience Monday even before her impressive rendition of the national anthem.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has been named secretary of the Democratic National Committee.
While a first lady's first inaugural gown is traditionally donated to the Smithsonian, Michelle Obama's second inaugural gown is destined to be among the first objects in a future Obama presidential library.
While it may not have been as historic as his first inauguration, President Barack Obama's second oath of office was still history in the making. Hundreds of thousands of people packed the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to witness it.
While Marylanders observe the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, state lawmakers are asked to expand on voting laws.
Asserting "America's possibilities are limitless," President Barack Obama declared on Monday that a decade of war is ending and the nation's economy is recovering as he launched into a second term before a flag-waving crowd of hundreds of thousands on the National Mall.
