Dem. Gov.'s Assn. Reports Fundraising For 2011
The Democratic Governors Association chaired by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has reported it raised more than $20 million in 2011.
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The Democratic Governors Association chaired by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has reported it raised more than $20 million in 2011.
It may be the finish line for the Baltimore Grand Prix. The city has terminated its contract with the Baltimore Racing Development (BRD).
Out from behind bars. An investment banker convicted of defrauding Maryland's state pension system is set free Friday.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is asking General Electric to help stabilize the financial arrangement that helped build RG Steel in order to prevent layoffs at the company's Sparrows Point steel plant in Maryland.
The city of Frederick is asking the state to chip in a million dollars toward a proposed downtown hotel and conference center.
The price at the pump will be getting even higher if Governor Martin O'Malley has his way. He wants to raise the gas tax.
Maryland lawmakers will soon be gearing up for another legislative session, and the state's governor says those lawmakers will need courage to consider possible tax increases.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has nominated former congressman Frank Kratovil to the District Court for Queen Anne's County.
A spokesman for Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown says the lieutenant governor has returned political donations he received from Richard Stewart, who pleaded guilty to federal authorities this month for failing to pay about $4 million in employment taxes.
Buying a lottery ticket could soon be as easy as clicking your mouse. The federal government now says it's okay for states to sell them online.
A three-judge federal panel on Friday dismissed a lawsuit against Maryland's congressional redistricting map.
The Maryland State House reveals its $800,000 make-over. It's the latest renovation to the oldest working state government capitol in the country.
Building community through civic engagement will be the theme of a gathering of civil rights leaders in Maryland next month.
Several lawmakers and residents espoused their concerns about a proposed legislative redistricting map for 188 seats in the Maryland General Assembly on Thursday, with some taking issue with how the district lines have been drawn to represent the state's minorities.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray's pproval ratings continue to suffer after a first year in office arked by scandals and questionable staffing decisions that led to federal investigation.
