O'Malley To Push Bills On Weapons, School Safety
Maryland lawmakers are looking at ways to limit the availability of assault weapons.
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Maryland lawmakers are looking at ways to limit the availability of assault weapons.
While seven of Maryland's eight U.S. representatives and both its U.S. senators are Democrats, a new analysis of the state's political landscape shows that a slim majority of local elected officials are Republicans.
The state delegate who admitted he was drunk when the powerboat he was steering crashed into another vessel has dropped plans to run for the Maryland Senate in 2014.
The pomp surrounding the inauguration of the president of the United States can carry a hefty price tag, from the glitzy galas to all those inaugural balls.
Death penalty opponents believe the 2013 Maryland General Assembly session will spell the end of the death penalty in the state.
Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold faces another lawsuit. The suit stems from a so-called "enemies list," information he's accused of compiling on his political opponents.
Speed cameras continue to remain under the microscope of legislators after several of the cameras were found with inaccuracies. Now there's more controversy surrounding how the contractors are paid after Governor Martin O'Malley brings the payment method into question.
Mounting speculation over the 2014 governor's race raises the question: Will voters see Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake on the ballot?
Anita Bonds has been selected as an interim member of the D.C. Council.
A judge has agreed not to set a sentencing date for a former campaign aide to District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot says he will seek re-election as comptroller instead of running for governor in 2014.
Maryland House Republicans are urging Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley to reimburse the state for security detail costs for out-of-state for political events.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said Tuesday he will consider changes to the Senate Finance Committee, if that is necessary to advance an offshore wind measure to the full Senate for debate in the upcoming legislative session.
Gay marriage supporters see 41 reasons to fret over the Supreme Court's decision to take up the case of California's ban on same-sex unions.
Great news for former Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon, who appeared in court Friday morning.
