Judge Orders $1M Fine In Robocalls Case
One million dollars. That's the punishment from a federal judge against the man behind the controversial 2010 Election Night robocalls.
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One million dollars. That's the punishment from a federal judge against the man behind the controversial 2010 Election Night robocalls.
A major victory for opponents of same-sex marriage. Tuesday, they turned in double the number of signatures needed to put the issue on the ballot in November.
A U.S. District Court judge has ordered Julius Henson, who was convicted of conspiracy arising from robocalls aimed at keeping black voters from the polls in 2010, to pay the state of Maryland more than $1 million.
The Republican president of the Frederick County Commissioners says he has formed a fundraising organization for a likely gubernatorial bid.
Nearly 2,000 Sparrows Point employees are preparing for pink slips as the plant's owner searches for potential buyers.
A second former aide to District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray was charged Wednesday with a federal offense arising from Gray's 2010 campaign and intends to plead guilty, a day after another aide's guilty plea revealed the use of underhanded tactics to get Gray elected.
The fight over the danger of pit bulls is raging on. A recent court ruling singles out the breed as more dangerous than other dogs. That's causing problems for pit bull owners all over the state.
Maryland labor officials say RG Steel will idle the Sparrows Point steel mill for an undetermined amount of time and lay off its employees.
More help is coming to military members who find themselves struggling to keep their homes.
Republicans in the House of Delegates are opposing a special session to take up proposed gambling expansion in Maryland.
Maryland's green initiative takes another step forward. A new law signed by the governor this week requires hotels to install energy-saving equipment that automatically turns out the lights.
Working together. It's a theme that city teachers and school leaders don't use often.
U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski says she's seeking $43 million in federal funds to keep a spy plane production line running in Hagerstown.
The Democratic Governors Association, headed by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, is making a push for donations to try to oust Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker in a recall election.
A Maryland board has approved $161 million in unallocated school funding.
