Rawlings-Blake Signs Bottle Tax To Fund Schools
A new report says Baltimore City schools need $2.5 billion in repairs. It also calls for many schools to rebuild or shut down.
Watch CBS News
A new report says Baltimore City schools need $2.5 billion in repairs. It also calls for many schools to rebuild or shut down.
Dog lovers looking for a quick resolution to the court ruling that labels pit bulls inherently dangerous may have to wait longer than they hoped.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray is proposing a broad package of campaign finance reforms, including a ban on contributions by government contractors or those seeking large contracts.
Opponents of same-sex marriage in Maryland are calling additional signatures to put the matter on the ballot an exclamation point.
Split verdict. The Supreme Court upholds Arizona's controversial immigration law while striking down some of its key provisions. That has both sides claiming victory.
Maryland voters weigh in on the latest state gaming controversy and a poll shows they are ready to vote.
The Baltimore City Council will vote Monday on the mayor's multi-million dollar budget.
The Supreme Court threw out key provisions of Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigrants Monday but said a much-debated portion could go forward on checking the status of suspects who might appear to be in the U.S. illegally.
The Supreme Court won't hear a complaint against Maryland's congressional redistricting map by voters unhappy with the state's new maps.
The Federal Elections Commission fined Maryland Rep. Roscoe Bartlett $5,000 this year after he repeatedly filed incomplete campaign finance reports.
It's been a tough year so far for a Democratic governor in a heavily Democratic state.
Maryland's health department is adopting new regulations requiring licenses for surgical abortion clinics for the first time.
Should the Catholic church mix politics and faith? Some say 'no' as the church gears up to take on the Obama administration over it's new healthcare mandate.
Marylanders may be bombarded with ads for and against same-sex marriage. Supporters on both sides of the issue are planning their strategies which includes some high-level fundraising.
The city solicitor says spending on telephone and network equipment and services was not unusual and didn't violate law.
