O'Malley: Progress Coming Toward Expanded Gambling Special Session
It's slow going, but Gov. Martin O'Malley says there's continued progress in his effort to get expanded gambling before the voters this year.
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It's slow going, but Gov. Martin O'Malley says there's continued progress in his effort to get expanded gambling before the voters this year.
Maryland lawmakers may still be able to reach a consensus that would put expanded gambling on the November ballot and potentially put hundreds of millions of dollars in the state education fund.
A defense attorney for an Army private charged in the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history is renewing a request to have two of the 22 charges against his client dropped.
The political consultant jailed for his role in the 2010 Election Night robocall scandal is released early to care for his dying mother.
A doctor who ran against Mitt Romney for Massachusetts governor a decade ago won the chance to challenge him again on Saturday, this time as the Green Party's presidential nominee.
Democratic governors are accusing House Republicans of deliberately sabotaging the economy to help Mitt Romney oust President Barack Obama.
A White House advisor defends Obama policies affecting African-Americans during a forum at Morgan State University on Friday.
Political consultant Julius Henson has been released from prison, a month earlier than expected. Sources say he was released to visit his ailing mother.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is planning to meet with local officials next week to talk about the potential for holding a special session to expand gambling in Maryland.
The Maryland Public Service Commission will conduct public hearings on the widespread power outages the state suffered during a storm.
Pay raise uproar. Baltimore's fire chief responds to the outrage over his salary boost and makes a promise to his firefighters.
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton says the criminal activity by District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 campaign is "deeply disturbing" and is calling on the mayor to respond.
There's frustration and outright anger at BGE. It's all over a small fee charged to all customers, even to those who lost power for days during that powerful storm that tore through the state.
Two Maryland state senators urged state regulators on Thursday to fine Pepco and Baltimore Gas and Electric more than $100 million each for the long power outages residents suffered during and after a powerful summer storm that swept across the state in late June.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray said Wednesday that he still believes he's the best person to lead the city despite revelations that he was elected with the help of a $650,000 in illicit funds, and he said he has no plans to resign.
