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The First Amendment doesn't protect fraud. That's the ruling from a Baltimore judge against the man behind the controversial 2010 Election Night robocalls on behalf of Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Ehrlich.
Maryland lawmakers want to enable police to pull someone over if they are talking on a handheld cell phone while driving.
The Maryland General Assembly's ethics panel has met again to consider a Prince George's County senator's failure to disclose work for a grocery store chain.
The Maryland House Appropriations Committee will consider arguments for shuttering access to money used to pay for transportation projects.
English may soon be the official language in Anne Arundel County. The controversial legislation was proposed Monday night.
The trial is underway for a second man accused of using robocalls to suppress voter turnout on election night 2010.
State Sen. Ulysses Currie has left a meeting of the Maryland General Assembly's ethics panel, which is considering the Prince George's County senator's failure to disclose work for a grocery store chain.
A Baltimore lawmaker has proposed a bill seeking to protect the academic freedom of professors. However, the bill by Del. Sandy Rosenberg is now prompting freedom of information concerns.
Maryland brewers are seeking a change in state law to allow more restaurants and bars to sell beer in refillable containers.
The governors of Maryland and Virginia disagreed on issues ranging from the economy to the presidential race, religion and health care during a nationally televised talk show.
Nearly half the people at the mayor's budget workshop were from Occupy Baltimore, there to be a part of citizen input.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen will talk about election year budget policy and politics during a discussion Friday morning.
Maryland gets the environmental all-clear to pursue wind farm development off the coast of Ocean City. Governor O'Malley is making wind power his energy priority this session.
Companies with business interests in Maryland made substantial donations last year to the Democratic Governors Association, which is chaired by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, according to a year-end financial disclosure report.
While Gov. Martin O'Malley's plan to protect transportation dollars from being used to fill state budget gaps remains unclear, lawmakers are moving forward with attempts to block access to the state's languishing Transportation Trust Fund.
