'Good & Substantial Reason' No Longer Required For Md. Gun Permit
It will soon be easier to carry a concealed weapon in Maryland. A federal judge finds part of a state gun law unconstitutional.
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It will soon be easier to carry a concealed weapon in Maryland. A federal judge finds part of a state gun law unconstitutional.
Charging too much for life-saving drugs. Representative Elijah Cummings wants to make sure that doesn't happen, and on Wednesday, he spoke about it on Capitol Hill.
Millions of tax dollars are going up in smoke. The Maryland comptroller's office is cracking down on cigarette smuggling.
Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker is proposing legislation that would strengthen the county's ethics office.
William Donald Schaefer's quest to make Baltimore a better place continues.
There are growing calls across the country and right here in Maryland to raise the minimum wage. Struggling families are making an emotional plea to politicians.
Environment Maryland says more than 215 groups have written to the Obama administration supporting development of offshore wind power.
The owner of Maryland's largest casino has met with House Speaker Michael Busch to discuss the potential expansion of gambling in the state.
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett is skipping the Republican national convention in Tampa, Fla., next month to spend time campaigning.
The Maryland State Board of Elections has certified that the state's congressional redistricting map will be on the ballot in November for voters to approve or reject.
The state of Maryland is asking the federal government to designate part of the Eastern Shore as a national monument to abolitionist Harriet Tubman.
A spokeswoman for Gov. Martin O'Malley says a draft of legislation to expand gambling in Maryland will not be available this week.
A campaign finance report shows that opponents of Maryland's same-sex marriage law spent more than $160,000 to force a referendum on the issue this November.
A military judge is barring the United Nations' torture investigator from testifying about the pretrial detention of a U.S. Army private charged with leaking classified information.
A military judge on Thursday largely barred an Army private from presenting evidence at his trial that the mountain of classified information he's accused of leaking did little harm to U.S. national security and foreign relations.
