Md. GOP Chairman Upbeat About Future
Former state Sen. Alex Mooney may have lost his re-election bid in November, but as chairman of the Maryland Republican Party he's seeing a variety of positive signs for the state GOP.
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Former state Sen. Alex Mooney may have lost his re-election bid in November, but as chairman of the Maryland Republican Party he's seeing a variety of positive signs for the state GOP.
Gov. Martin O'Malley will be swearing in the state's new insurance commissioner.
Opponents of the Dream Act gathered last-minute signatures on a petition to put in-state tuition for undocumented students on the ballot next year.
Dirty money. She tried to hide thousands of dollars in bribes. But Leslie Johnson can't escape the law. The powerful wife of a former county executive pled guilty in a sweeping federal corruption investigation.
The Maryland Racing Commission said this week it will create rules for how it's going to split up money from the state's casinos that is ticketed for Maryland's two harness racetracks.
If you're a gay county school employee and get married in another state, your partner qualifies for health benefits starting Friday.
Opponents of the state's new in-state tuition law for illegal immigrants get a few final signatures in their effort to put the Dream Act on the ballot.
The biggest political contest in Baltimore just got a lot hotter with Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake making her intention to keep her job official.
Members of a historically black church near Frederick are thanking two state senators for helping them get the deed to their property more than 120 years after the church was established.
Opponents of Maryland's immigrant in-state tuition law are just 8,000 signatures away from putting the issue on the ballot. Local leaders of the Catholic Church take a stand against the petition.
Cecil County will change from commissioner to a charter form of government next year, and one official already has plans to run for the new post of county executive.
The wife of former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson is scheduled for a plea hearing next week.
A longtime Baltimore City delegate is laid to rest. Ruth Kirk, who represented west Baltimore for 28 years, died of heart failure June 17.
A former Baltimore political candidate files a claim to part of the William Donald Schaefer estate.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will criticize President Barack Obama's statement that the "tide of war is receding" when he gives a speech to Maryland Republicans.
