Md. House Passes Offshore Wind Bill
The Maryland House of Delegates voted 88-47 on Friday for a scaled-back measure to help develop offshore wind off the coast of Ocean City in as soon as five years.
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The Maryland House of Delegates voted 88-47 on Friday for a scaled-back measure to help develop offshore wind off the coast of Ocean City in as soon as five years.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is expressing support for expanding gambling in Maryland.
State Sen. Robert Zirkin says the chamber might need to amend his legislation to put some prisoners' child support payments on hold while they are incarcerated.
Experts say that despite a deep field of candidates, the race to represent Maryland in the U.S. Senate is not very competitive.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to address the National Policy Alliance. Brown will speak to the group at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Convention Center Friday Afternoon.
For the first time in his tenure, Gov. Martin O'Malley commuted two life prison sentences on Thursday, for a then-14-year-old boy involved in a fatal robbery and a woman whose boyfriend killed a man she met in a bar.
Tens of thousands of Marylanders have cast their ballots in advance of next week's presidential primary election.
Hundreds of parents, students and community activists gathered outside of the Convention Center Thursday. They're angry with Baltimore's mayor over proposed cuts to after-school programs.
Maryland gay marriage advocates are circulating a graphic via social media that they say exposes their opponents' strategies to overturn marriage laws.
State Sen. Rob Garagiola is getting Gov. Martin O'Malley's endorsement.
The Maryland Senate has signed off on a $1.1 billion capital budget proposal.
A scaled-back measure to develop offshore wind off the coast of Ocean City is moving toward a vote in the House of Delegates.
Silence from the Anne Arundel County police chief and county executive has not stopped the American Civil Liberties Union from pushing for critical information in the John Leopold case. They now represent more political figures whose information may have been illegally accessed.
If U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett feels a threat to his re-election, he doesn't show it.
Maryland Delegate Maggie McIntosh says she is willing to forgo changes to a bill that regulates where residential septic systems can be installed to ensure the legislation survives the General Assembly.
