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The onslaught of ads over gambling expansion has been like no other in a Maryland political year, subjecting residents to rapid-fire television spots for and against Question 7. The barrage began long before ads for other ballot questions this year and has remained frenetic.
A Virginia man accused of shooting a security guard inside the headquarters of a conservative Christian lobbying group has been charged with committing an act of terrorism.
A newspaper is reporting that Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley's brother, Patrick, is apparently going against the governor on two election points.
Supporters and opponents of gay marriage in Maryland are now planning to rally at Gallaudet University for the reinstatement of an administrator who signed a petition opposing gay marriage.
Maryland Republican Rep. Roscoe Bartlett is getting an endorsement from a Democratic former colleague.
A former high-profile Maryland congressman was part of the Boy Scouts' "perversion files," the once-secret documents on people the Scouts believed were threats to children.
If you've watched any television the last few weeks, you've seen them: a barrage of campaign ads.
Dream Act supporters step up their campaign to gain voter approval of an immigrant tuition law.
The CEOs of Tesla and Fisker may have thought they were home free--but it was not to be.
Religious leaders are scheduled to rally for the Maryland Dream Act.
Democratic challenger John Delaney is touting his independence in debates with Republican Rep. Roscoe Bartlett in the race for Maryland's 6th Congressional District.
With two weeks to go until Election Day, supporters of Maryland's expanded gambling bill are getting some high-profile help. In an ad to be released Tuesday, a Ravens legend urges voters to pass the expansion--or else!
Monday is the final presidential debate. What are your predictions?
A majority of young voters largely prefer President Obama, but are less likely to vote in this election than those who support Mitt Romney.
With the election just weeks away, the battle over same-sex marriage is heating up.
