Drivers Honk Horns At Statehouse To Protest Taxes
Some Maryland residents are honking out in protest of tax proposals.
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Some Maryland residents are honking out in protest of tax proposals.
Maryland senators want county-level officials to post their financial disclosure forms online.
A co-chairman of Newt Gingrich's campaign in Maryland says the Republican presidential candidate will visit Annapolis next week.
Putting Baltimore on a budget. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake reveals a spending plan for the city that is already causing controversy.
Campaign 2012 comes to Maryland. The front runner for the Republican presidential nomination holds a town hall forum in Baltimore County. Mitt Romney is gathering momentum less than two weeks before the primary here in Maryland.
Recording-breaking politician. Some of the nation's top political leaders paid special tribute to Sen. Barbara Mikulski.
Proponents of a bill to require hospitals and abortion providers to report the number of pregnancies they terminate say the measure would improve women's health care.
Maryland senators are considering legislation that would mandate financial disclosure forms for state officials be filed electronically and posted online.
Baltimore is considering selling or leasing 15 historic buildings in the city that officials believe are underused.
Actor Robert De Niro opened a fundraiser starring Michelle Obama by listing her Republican rivals and jokingly suggesting that America isn't "ready for a white first lady."
Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller says changes to the state budget made by House of Delegates committees could mean deep cuts and the need to raise revenue next year.
A bill to limit where residential septic systems can be installed in Maryland is before the state Senate.
A Maryland House committee has approved doubling the state's "flush tax" from $30 a year to $60 a year.
The family of a Baltimore County teenager electrocuted in a city park is pushing lawmakers to prevent it from happening again.
The end of the death penalty in Maryland. That's what some lawmakers and advocates are hoping to accomplish by the end of this legislative session.
