Watch CBS News
Anne Arundel County's fire union takes a no-confidence vote against its top firefighter as support for county leaders continues to unravel. The move comes after County Executive John Leopold's indictment on abuse of power charges.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says Democratic governors need to focus on "doing the things that work" to improve the economy and not on their political ideology.
Get ready for some new taxes. Lawmakers are hard at work on the budget needed to raise or cut more than $1 billion.
Supporters of gay marriage, which was signed into law in Maryland last week, say they are working to uphold the measure.
The Maryland Senate has narrowly rejected an amendment that would have altered when speed cameras can be used to ticket drivers in work zones.
A state Senate panel will hear testimony on a bill to expand collective bargaining rights to certain state employees.
A Prince George's County councilwoman who has been charged with reckless driving says she's sorry.
Sex, power, and secrets. The embarrassing indictment against County Executive John Leopold is drawing new, strong backlash against the powerful politician.
Calls to repeal the Maryland death penalty are met with opposition...again. Lawmakers in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee are hearing testimony on capital punishment.
The upcoming G-8 economic summit at Camp David has put the neighboring town of Thurmont on alert for international dignitaries, big-name journalists and protesters.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller and House Speaker Michael Busch are known for not always seeing eye-to-eye.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland wants to know more about allegations that Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold told county police to keep dossiers on his political opponents.
New fallout in the sex scandal involving Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold. Another no-confidence vote was affirmed from county police amid concerns over whether he can withstand this indictment. The no-confidence vote was 100 percent unanimous.
Some eye-opening news out of Annapolis as lawmakers look for ways to balance the budget.
A U.S. District Court Judge has rejected a challenge to the Maryland congressional redistricting plan proposed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly last fall.
