Baltimore Officials Dispute Money Spent On New Phones
Controversy at Baltimore's City Hall. At issue, hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on new phones.
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Controversy at Baltimore's City Hall. At issue, hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on new phones.
A former D.C. councilmember who's heading to prison this week for embezzling $350,000 from the city says he was "humbled" by his prosecution.
In the perfect hindsight of history, Watergate's "what ifs" are still tantalizing.
Cuba lashed back Friday at what it called a campaign of distortions over the health of an imprisoned American contractor, and hinted at retaliation that could include transferring the 63-year-old man from the military hospital where he is being held to a regular prison.
MGM Resorts and the developers of the National Harbor lay their cards on the table. They've agreed to build a resort casino at the National Harbor.
Baltimore's inspector general says he will look into allegations the mayor's office illegally purchased video phones, the latest clash between the mayor and the city's comptroller.
The punishment for the man behind the controversial 2010 Election Night robocalls draws criticism from a surprising source. One of Julius Henson's political enemies cries foul, saying what's happening to Henson isn't fair.
Representatives of Las Vegas casino and hotel operator MGM are meeting with Maryland officials about plans for a potential casino near the nation's capital.
Baltimore's comptroller is accusing the mayor and the city's former information technology director of illegally buying $659,000 in video phones.
Washington County is extending spousal benefits to county employees married to same-sex spouses.
Marylanders can vote on whether to allow undocumented students to attend college at in-state tuition rates.
Campaign consultant Julius Henson is in jail. Wednesday, he learned his sentence for Election Day robocalls in 2010.
Phil Mendelson was selected Wednesday as interim chairman of the scandal-plagued D.C. Council, pledging to restore trust in a legislative body that's lost two members this year to criminal convictions.
Two high-profile political visits to Maryland and they're both looking for the same thing: money for their campaigns.
The political consultant behind the 2010 Election Night robocall scandal fires back at the high-ranking politicians he says are out to get him.
