Baltimore Residents May Have To Pay To Replant Trees Felled For Grand Prix
Another unpaid bill for the Baltimore Grand Prix and city residents could end up writing the check.
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Another unpaid bill for the Baltimore Grand Prix and city residents could end up writing the check.
Prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence former Prince George's County councilwoman Leslie Johnson to a year or more in jail, saying she was part of a corrupt culture including illicit fundraising for her council race.
Growing calls for Senator Ulysses Currie to face ethics charges in the Maryland General Assembly despite his being acquitted on all charges in a federal bribery case.
Another Baltimore City tax increase. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake wants to raise the city's two-cent bottle tax to five cents a bottle.
Rep. Elijah Cummings will attend the unveiling of an exhibit on civil rights at Morgan State University.
They plan to walk through Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland and arrive in Washington by Nov. 23-- the deadline for a congressional committee to decide whether to keep President Barack Obama's extension of Bush-era tax cuts.
Maryland state Sen. Ulysses Currie has walked out of federal court a free man, but he could still face sanctions by an ethics panel for failing to disclose consulting work.
Former U.S. Secret Service agent Daniel Bongino is scheduled to make his candidacy to run for U.S. Senate in Maryland official.
It's official. Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake wins the general election and gets her first full term as mayor.
A federal jury has acquitted Maryland state Sen. Ulysses Currie of conspiracy, bribery, extortion and making false statements in a public corruption case against the prominent lawmaker, who had chaired a powerful budget committee.
Senators critical of U.S. travel policy in Cuba have raised no new threats of any move to block the nomination of Roberta Jacobson for assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere.
Polls opened at 7 a.m. Tuesday in Baltimore's General Election. City residents are deciding on their leadership for the next four years.
Baltimore City voters go to the polls Tuesday to elect top city officials.
It's another day of deliberations and still no decision on the guilt or innocence of a Maryland state senator on trial for accepting bribes.
Jack Abramoff can't say he wasn't warned. When the now-notorious lobbyist was a rising star as Republicans expanded their power in Washington, a concerned senior partner in his firm warned against his win-at-all-costs approach to business. "At the rate you're going," the boss said, "you're either going to be dead, disgraced or in jail in five years."
