Baltimore Board Votes Down New Phone Contract
A Baltimore spending board has rejected a $7.4 million contract with IBM for a new phone system.
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A Baltimore spending board has rejected a $7.4 million contract with IBM for a new phone system.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 campaign routinely paid day laborers $100 in cash -- twice the legal limit -- to tout Gray outside polling places, and the payments were later referred to on campaign finance reports as "consulting fees" paid to campaign staff members and volunteers, according to a review by The Associated Press.
Gov. Martin O'Malley will be joining his counterparts in neighboring Virginia for the National Governors Association summer meeting.
A key development in Maryland's controversial pit bull ruling that would allow landlords to evict people who own that breed: the Attorney General's Office says while the ruling is being appealed, landlords don't have that right.
It's official. The State Board of Elections has certified the petition to put same-sex marriage on the November ballot.
A controversial pay raise. Firefighters and some city residents are upset with a new contract that gives the city fire chief more money at a time when fire companies are being closed.
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 shadow campaign, and he said he has no plans to resign.
A major shake-up in the Anne Arundel County police department. Chief James Teare will step down amid a scandal rocking the county government.
Disgraced Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff has a new talk radio show to offer advice on reforming politics.
Enough signatures have been validated to put Maryland's congressional redistricting map on the ballot for voters to decide in a November referendum, the Maryland State Board of Elections determined Wednesday.
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Wednesday he wants to bring in outside help to review Maryland's procurement process for state contracts after repeated problems that agencies have experienced in bidding out for services over the years.
An Army private charged in the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history is reviving his request to have some charges dropped.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray was elected in 2010 with the aid of $650,000 in illicit funds from a district businessman, a Gray campaign consultant acknowledged in federal court Tuesday.
The District of Columbia Council has approved an overhaul of its taxicab regulations to make cab use more modern and rider-friendly.
A Frederick brewery that sprayed graffiti on sidewalks to promote an upcoming event may have to pay the city for cleanup costs.
